Fix swiftly run -h to show help message

[gibachan]

resolve #447

`swiftly run -h` now works correctly

% ./.build/debug/swiftly run -h OVERVIEW: Run a command while proxying to the selected toolchain commands. USAGE: swiftly run <command> ... ARGUMENTS: <command> Run a command while proxying to the selected toolchain commands. Run a command with a selected toolchain. The toolchain commands become the default in the system path. You can run one of the usual toolchain commands directly: $ swiftly run swift build Or you can run another program (or script) that runs one or more toolchain commands: $ CC=clang swiftly run make # Builds targets using clang $ swiftly run ./build-things.sh # Script invokes 'swift build' to create certain product binaries Toolchain selection is determined by swift version files `.swift-version`, with a default global as the fallback. See the `swiftly use` command for more details. You can also override the selection mechanisms temporarily for the duration of the command using a special syntax. An argument prefixed with a '+' will be treated as the selector. $ swiftly run swift build +latest $ swiftly run swift build +5.10.1 The first command builds the swift package with the latest toolchain and the second selects the 5.10.1 toolchain. Note that if these aren't installed  then run will fail with an error message. You can pre-install the toolchain using `swiftly install <toolchain>` to ensure success.   If the command that you are running needs the arguments with the '+' prefixes then you can escape it by doubling the '++'.   $ swiftly run ./myscript.sh ++abcde   The script will receive the argument as '+abcde'. If there are multiple arguments with the '+' prefix that should be escaped you can disable the  selection using a '++' argument, which turns off any selector argument processing for subsequent arguments. This is analogous to the '--' that turns off  flag and option processing for subsequent arguments in many argument parsers.   $ swiftly run ./myscript.sh ++ +abcde +xyz   The script will receive the argument '+abcde' followed by '+xyz'.  OPTIONS:  --version Show the version.  -h, --help Show help information.

[cmcgee1024]

Thank you @gibachan for your contribution.