cli: drop trailing periods and use 'Print' in default help/version/man descriptions#27123
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This PR rewords the library-provided descriptions for the auto-injected
--help,--versionand--manflags (and their command equivalents) as terse imperatives without trailing punctuation, matching the convention used bycobra,ghorgitfor example:Prints help information.→Print help informationPrints version information.→Print version informationPrints the auto-generated manpage.→Print the auto-generated manpageNo public API change; apps that override these descriptions are unaffected on the lines they override.