Fix command mentions of the allele_specific_cutoffs command - #1458
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How about this one?
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Good catch. Fixed. |
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In various places we were still referencing the previous command line tree of the
allele_specific_cutoffscommand (pvacseq|fuse|splice|bind allele_specific_cutoffsinstead ofpvactools allele_specific_cutoffs). This PR fixes that.