chore: add priority to dfget man page (#1917)

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--logdir string Dfget log directory
--original-offset Range request only. Download ranged data into target file with original offset. Daemon will make a hardlink to target file. Client can download many ranged data into one file for same url. When enabled, back source in client will be disabled
-O, --output string Destination path which is used to store the downloaded file, it must be a full path
-p, --pattern string The downloading pattern: p2p/seed-peer/source
-P, --priority string Scheduler will schedule task according to priority
--pprof-port int listen port for pprof, 0 represents random port (default -1)
--range string Download range. Like: 0-9, stands download 10 bytes from 0 -9, [0:9] in real url
--ratelimit string The downloading network bandwidth limit per second in format of G(B)/g/M(B)/m/K(B)/k/B, pure number will be parsed as Byte, 0 is infinite (default \[dq]100.0MB\[dq])

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--logdir string Dfget log directory
--original-offset Range request only. Download ranged data into target file with original offset. Daemon will make a hardlink to target file. Client can download many ranged data into one file for same url. When enabled, back source in client will be disabled
-O, --output string Destination path which is used to store the downloaded file, it must be a full path
-p, --pattern string The downloading pattern: p2p/seed-peer/source
-P, --priority string Scheduler will schedule task according to priority
--pprof-port int listen port for pprof, 0 represents random port (default -1)
--range string Download range. Like: 0-9, stands download 10 bytes from 0 -9, [0:9] in real url
--ratelimit string The downloading network bandwidth limit per second in format of G(B)/g/M(B)/m/K(B)/k/B, pure number will be parsed as Byte, 0 is infinite (default "100.0MB")