Currently, service(8) requires the user to provide a command to the
rc service script. For example,
service cron
does not even run the cron rc service script but
instead shows the usage message of service(8).
This patch makes it so running the rc service script with no arguments
via service(8) is closer to running the rc service script directly
(e.g., /etc/rc.d/cron).
Long story short, for most of the rc service scripts this change means
that running "service FOO" now shows the usage message of FOO instead of
the usage message of service(8).
PR: 255115
MFC after: 2 weeks