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fix(graph): fix "args" help tooltip in pdv and only show "args" usage in fallback example #27808

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Current Behavior

The help tooltip for an example using args is misleading. It states that args are CLI positional arguments, but they can also be CLI flags.
Additionally, the fallback example shows an example using options, which has a few caveats.

Expected Behavior

The help tooltip for an example using args should state that args are CLI flags or positional arguments.
The fallback example should show only an example using args to reduce the likelihood of users bumping into any of the caveats of using options, which could be frustrating.

Note: a separate change to the docs will be made to explicitly call out these caveats. Users would still be able to use options, but it shouldn't be the recommended way of providing args unless they are well aware of the caveats.

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## Current Behavior
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The help tooltip for an example using `args` is misleading. It states
that `args` are CLI positional arguments, but they can also be CLI
flags.
Additionally, the fallback example shows an example using `options`,
which has a few caveats.

## Expected Behavior
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The help tooltip for an example using `args` should state that `args`
are CLI flags or positional arguments.
The fallback example should show only an example using `args` to reduce
the likelihood of users bumping into any of the caveats of using
`options`, which could be frustrating.

Note: a separate change to the docs will be made to explicitly call out
these caveats. Users would still be able to use `options`, but it
shouldn't be the recommended way of providing args unless they are well
aware of the caveats.

## Related Issue(s)
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