Running multiple commands causes failure in the middle and rest of the commands is not executed

The order of the commands matter, if cve command is in the middle, the rest of the commands will not be executed in case of failure.

In the first example , only the first 2 commands are executed, the error stops it.

      id: docker-scout-scan
      uses: docker/scout-action@v1
      with:
        command: quickview,cves,sbom,recommendations
        exit-code: true

In the second example the behaviour is correct and all comands run

      id: docker-scout-scan
      uses: docker/scout-action@v1
      with:
        command: quickview,sbom,recommendations,cves
        exit-code: true

This is somehow not transparent or obvious to the users.

Start by reproducing the docker/scout-action@v1 workflow with command set to quickview,cves,sbom,recommendations and then quickview,sbom,recommendations,cves, comparing the command execution after a failing cves step. Trace the action's command handling and make the behavior consistent or clearly communicated when exit-code is true; done means the remaining commands behave as intended in both orderings.