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src-expose: Several items of feedback/polish

Warren Gifford requested to merge core/src-expose-feedback into master

Created by: keegancsmith

This mostly changes terminology and verbosity of the output of src-expose. See individual commits.

Sample shell session now

$ src-expose
"src-expose" requires atleast 1 argument or -config to be specified.
See 'src-expose -help'.

Usage:  src-expose [flags] <src1> [<src2> ...]

Periodically sync directories src1, src2, ... and serve them.

$ src-expose -help
USAGE
  src-expose [flags] <src1> [<src2> ...]

Periodically sync directories src1, src2, ... and serve them.

For more advanced uses specify -config pointing to a yaml file.
See https://github.com/sourcegraph/sourcegraph/tree/master/dev/src-expose/examples

SUBCOMMANDS
  serve  Serve git repos for Sourcegraph to list and clone.
  sync   Do a one-shot sync of directories

FLAGS
  -before ...     A command to run before sync. It is run from the current working directory.
  -config ...     If set will be used instead of command line arguments to specify configuration.
  -repos-dir ...  src-expose's git directories. src-expose creates a git repo per directory synced. The git repo is then served to Sourcegraph. The repositories are stored and served relative to this directory. Default: ~/.sourcegraph/src-expose-repos
  -verbose false

$ src-expose sync
"src-expose sync" requires atleast 1 argument or -config to be specified.
See 'src-expose sync -help'.

Usage:  src-expose [flags] sync [flags] <src1> [<src2> ...]

Do a one-shot sync of directories

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