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Feature: Appending -h or --help to a command
As a user
I want to be able to run berkshelf like my existing Unix CLI tools
So that I don't have remember thor's stupid argument ordering
Scenario: Specifying the --help option
Given I successfully run `berks --help`
Then the output should be the same as `berks help`
Scenario: Specifying the -h option
Given I successfully run `berks -h`
Then the output should be the same as `berks help`
Scenario: Specifying the --help option to a sub-command
Given I successfully run `berks cookbook --help`
Then the output should be the same as `berks help cookbook`
Scenario: Specifying the -h option to a sub-command
Given I successfully run `berks cookbook -h`
Then the output should be the same as `berks help cookbook`
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