fix(help): remove double prefix in 'help' on non-existent command
Description
"usage" contained prefix, which is added later on, resulting in the prefix showing up twice when '$help' is used on a non-existent command (ie '$help asdfasdfasdf')
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personally dont think this is applicable as its more or less a documentation change
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Summary by Sourcery
Bug Fixes:
- Remove hardcoded dollar-sign prefix from the help usage description
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