AutoHelp and AutoVersion don't work when the arguments contain executable name

`Environment.GetCommandLineArgs()` returns arguments including the program path (but not including `dotnet`):
```cs
{ "/Users/usrsse2/project/CLI/bin/Debug/net6.0/CLI.dll", "--version" }
```
When I pass it into `ParseArguments`, it correctly parses all options and values defined in my T, but for `--help` and `--version` returns `UnknownOptionError` instead of the expected `HelpRequestedError` and `VersionRequestedError`. When I pass `Environment.GetCommandLineArgs().Skip(1)`, it works correctly.

This is probably related to #600, because `--help` is recognized only if it's the first option.

Reproduce the issue by passing Environment.GetCommandLineArgs() to ParseArguments, then compare it with the Skip(1) case and review the behavior referenced by #600. The work is done when --help and --version produce HelpRequestedError and VersionRequestedError even when the executable path is the first argument.

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