pub const SPRINT_GET: &str = "\
Show one sprint: its dates, and how far through it is.
```
ytcli sprint get 104
ytcli sprint get 104 --no-issues
```
Two ratios, because a sprint four days from its end with half its issues open is
a different situation from one that has just started, and a pair of dates makes
the reader do that arithmetic themselves. In a terminal each is drawn as a bar;
in a pipe it is the same two numbers with nothing drawn around them.
The issue ratio costs two counts — the sprint's issues, and those still without
a resolution — so `--no-issues` is there for a caller who only wanted the dates.
A sprint whose issues cannot be counted still prints: the dates were read, and
losing them to report a failed count would answer less than was already known.";