NoPermissionException fires with wrong permissions

When the command sender has no permissions relevant to the command manager, and attempts to use a command, NoPermissionException will have all permissions rather than the appropriate one.

Versions: cloud-paper 1.6.2 and 1.7.0-SNAPSHOT (bcc9d30)

Code:

public class MyPlugin extends JavaPlugin {
    @Override
    public void onEnable() {
        try {
            var commandManager = PaperCommandManager.createNative(this, CommandExecutionCoordinator.simpleCoordinator());

            commandManager.registerExceptionHandler(NoPermissionException.class, (ignored, exception) ->
                    getLogger().info(exception::getMessage)
            );

            commandManager.command(commandManager.commandBuilder("command1")
                    .permission("permission1")
                    .handler(context -> context.getSender().sendMessage("Handling command1"))
            );

            commandManager.command(commandManager.commandBuilder("command2")
                    .permission("permission2")
                    .handler(context -> context.getSender().sendMessage("Handling command2"))
            );
        } catch (Exception ignored) {}
    }
}

Output:

[11:09:44 INFO]: SirSalad issued server command: /command1
[11:09:44 INFO]: [MyPlugin] Missing permission '(permission2)|(permission1)' <-- should only have permission1
[11:09:47 INFO]: SirSalad issued server command: /command2
[11:09:47 INFO]: [MyPlugin] Missing permission '(permission2)|(permission1)' <-- should only have permission2

[11:09:58 INFO]: SirSalad issued server command: /lp user SirSalad permission set permission1 true
[11:10:03 INFO]: SirSalad issued server command: /command1
[11:10:05 INFO]: SirSalad issued server command: /command2
[11:10:05 INFO]: [MyPlugin] Missing permission 'permission2' <-- this is correct

Start by reproducing the supplied Java plugin example with two commands requiring permission1 and permission2, then trace how NoPermissionException builds its message. Done means command1 reports only permission1 and command2 reports only permission2 when the sender lacks both permissions.