Add example of displaying custom usage in subcommand list #1896
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Pull Request
Problem
People who define custom usage for their subcommands are likely to want to display them in the list of subcommands.
See: #1853 #1885
Solution
Add an example file which shows how to use custom usage in the list of subcommands.