Help lies to me about where to put flags

[avram]

➜  cannonical git:(rework) ✗ sugar --ssh-opts my-host@my-profile
No filter specified

Usage:
  sugar [flags] <instance filter>
  sugar [flags] <instance filter>@<profile>

Instance filters:
  The instance filter will try partial matching against EC2 instance names.
  It will also look for exact matches against:
  - Public or private IP or hostname
  - Instance ID or AMI ID

Flags:
  --help        Display help text and exit
  --dns         Just prints the server's public DNS hostname
  --list        Prints a list of all matching instances
  -f port       Brings a remote port to your local machine via tunnel
  --user name   Overrides SSH username (default: autodetected, or ubuntu)
  --key keyname Forces using a certain key name. Key must exist in ~/.ssh/
  --ssh-opts    Prints the argument list that would be passed to `ssh`

Examples:
  sugar http
  sugar postgres@prod
  sugar -f 8000 webserv@prod
  scp -r dist/ `sugar webserv@prod --ssh-opts`:public_html/

➜  cannonical git:(rework) ✗ sugar my-host@my-profile --ssh-opts       
-i /Users/avram/.ssh/my-key ec2-user@my-aws-hosted-computer.compute-1.amazonaws.com

[Raynes]

The new version of sugar uses an entirely redesigned command-based option parser. @danopia Should close this if you ever release.