Give generated commands accurate docstrings#203
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The `helm-projectile-command' macro stamped the same "finding files in project" docstring onto every command it defines, so `C-h f' on `helm-projectile-switch-to-buffer', -recentf, -grep and friends all described the wrong thing. Derive the docstring from each command's prompt, which already names the action.
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helm-projectile-commandmacro stamped the same "Use projectile with Helm for finding files in project" docstring onto every command it generates, soC-h fonhelm-projectile-switch-to-buffer,helm-projectile-recentf,helm-projectile-grepand the rest all described finding files. Derive the docstring from each command's prompt instead, which already names the action (e.g. "Switch to buffer (Helm-Projectile).").M-x checkdocwarnings