Invoking a command does not fail on missing arguments

If I invoke a command with an required argument (nargs=1) from within another one without passing the argument it still works.
None is passed as default, although I do no set some.
If I invoke the callback I get the expected exception.

Short example

import click

@click.group()
def group():
    pass

@group.command()
@click.argument("arg", nargs=1, required=True)
def withparam(arg):
    print(
        f"INVOKED with argument {arg}"
    )

@group.command()
def withoutparam():
    print(f"RUNNING without params")
    click.get_current_context().invoke(withparam)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    group()

Result is:

> python test.py withoutparam
RUNNING without params
INVOKED with argument None

Is this intended?

Environment:

• Python version: 3.13
• Click version: 8.1.7

Start by running the minimal Python example in the issue and trace Click's Context.invoke argument handling. Check the existing invocation and argument-validation entry points and related tests, if present. Done means the behavior for a required argument invoked without a value is explicitly defined and covered by a regression test.