torify does not expand shell aliases

It is sometimes handy to be able to be able to set up aliases via your shell that allow you to type something complicated in a shorter way. Shells like bash support this via 'alias'.

bash:
themusicgod1@Hedy:~/testdir$ alias | grep 'l='\''ls'\'
alias l='ls'
themusicgod1@Hedy:~/testdir$ ls
bar foo
themusicgod1@Hedy:~/testdir$ l
bar foo
themusicgod1@Hedy:~/testdir$ torify l
ERROR: l cannot be found.

Obviously ls doesn't use network so there's no benefit here, but there are commands that have complicated arguments that you can continually type and retype(think: ssh or git) that it is useful to be able to 'alias' these away. Especially if you're in an environment with a lot of people typing the same thing over and over without fully understanding it (at first) eg a school environment with students.

This doesn't just happen with bash but also with zsh and my own shell (ass):

zsh:
Hedy% alias l='ls'
Hedy% l
bar foo
Hedy% torify l
ERROR: l cannot be found.

ass:
[3][Fri Apr 28 10:58:59 2017][/home/themusicgod1/testdir]alias l ls

[4][Fri Apr 28 10:59:03 2017][/home/themusicgod1/testdir]torify l
l
ERROR: l cannot be found.

[5][Fri Apr 28 10:59:04 2017][/home/themusicgod1/testdir]l
bar foo testme

Ubuntu: 17.04 zesty
tor: 0.2.9.10-1ubuntu1
ass: 0.3.7.4
zsh: 5.2-5ubuntu1
bash: 4.4-2ubuntu1