CLI shows help for commands that does not exist

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What Happened?

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Reproduce the Bug

"$HOME"/.local/bin/logseq --graph "eee" destroy-the-world2 --help
Usage: logseq destroy-the-world2 <subcommand> [options]

Subcommands:


Global options:
  --config <path>      Path to cli.edn (default <root-dir>/cli.edn)
  -g, --graph <graph>  Graph name
  --root-dir <path>    Path to CLI root dir (default ~/logseq)
  --timeout-ms <ms>    Request timeout in ms (default 10000)
  -o, --output <mode>  Output format (choices: human, json, edn; default: human)
  -v, --verbose        Enable verbose debug logging to stderr
  --profile            Enable stage timing profile output to stderr
  -h, --help           Show command help
  --version            Show CLI version

Command options:
  See `logseq destroy-the-world2 <subcommand> --help`

Expected Behavior

It should clarify that the command does not exist. Optionally suggest existing command with similar name for typo.

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Browser, Desktop or Mobile Platform Information

NixOS 25.11.10684.8fd9daa3db09
Logseq-linux-x86_64-2.0.1-alpha+nightly.20260624

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• I'm willing to submit a PR (Thank you!)

Reproduce the issue with logseq --graph "eee" destroy-the-world2 --help, then locate the CLI command-resolution entry point that handles unknown commands. Verify how valid and invalid commands are distinguished and add or update coverage for the nonexistent-command case; done means the command reports that it does not exist instead of displaying subcommand help.