Make 'upgrade' command work with partial names

Description of the new feature / enhancement

Due to bad vision I have to use large console fonts. Because of that winget table with list of available upgrades don't have packages full names or ids

Name                  Id                    Version       Available     Source
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GPL Ghostscript       ArtifexSoftware.Ghos… 9.27          10.00.0       winget
Wireshark 3.6.3 64-b… WiresharkFoundation.… 3.6.3         4.0.0.0       winget
Microsoft Visual C++… Microsoft.VCRedist.2… 14.29.30139.0 14.34.31823.3 winget
Microsoft Visual Stu… Microsoft.VisualStud… 1.70.1        1.72.1        winget
Microsoft Visual C++… Microsoft.VCRedist.2… 14.29.30139.0 14.34.31823.3 winget
eM Client             eMClient.eMClient     9.0.1361.0    9.1.2109.0    winget

If I don't want to upgrade everything, it become really difficult to find name, or id, or moniker of packages for upgrade. Running "winget upgrade 'Microsoft Visual C'" or "winget upgrade --name 'Microsoft Visual C'" returned "No installed package found matching input criteria." It took me more than 5 minutes to find what 'Microsoft Visual C++…' is actually Microsoft Visual C++ 2015-2022 Redistributable (x64) and (x86) and only after that I was able to upgrade this packages.

Proposed technical implementation details

Make winget upgrade command accept part of name or id as input, like list command. Or make it accept wildcards. Or add option for display result not only as table, but as list as well.

Start with the upgrade command and compare its input matching with the list command. Reproduce the reported cases using partial package names or IDs, then determine the intended matching behavior and how ambiguous results should be handled. Done means upgrade accepts the agreed partial input reliably, with coverage for the reported Microsoft Visual C++ case.