lint command does not support glob patterns on resources

I can read in the help that I can use glob patterns on resources when using the lint command:

NAME:
   redpanda-connect lint - Parse Redpanda Connect configs and report any linting errors

USAGE:
   redpanda-connect lint [command options]

DESCRIPTION:
   Exits with a status code 1 if any linting errors are detected:

     redpanda-connect lint ./configs/*.yaml
     redpanda-connect lint ./foo.yaml ./bar.yaml
     redpanda-connect lint ./configs/...

   If a path ends with '...' then Redpanda Connect will walk the target and lint any
   files with the .yaml or .yml extension.

OPTIONS:
   --deprecated                                                 Print linting errors for the presence of deprecated fields. (default: false)
   --labels                                                     Print linting errors when components do not have labels. (default: false)
   --skip-env-var-check                                         Do not produce lint errors when environment interpolations exist without defaults within configs but aren't defined. (default: false)
   --resources value, -r value [ --resources value, -r value ]  pull in extra resources from a file, which can be referenced the same as resources defined in the main config, supports glob patterns (requires quotes)

but in reality it does not work, if I try in one of my projects:

$ docker run --net host --env-file ${ENV} -v ./config:/c -v ./resources:/r -v ./templates:/t ${IMAGE} lint --skip-env-var-check -r "/r/resource.yaml" -t "/t/*.yaml" /c/config.yaml

/r/*.yaml(1,1) open /r/*.yaml: no such file or directory

but it runs fine with the run command

Reproduce the reported command using the lint command with a quoted resource glob, then compare its behavior with the run command, which handles the same pattern successfully. Trace how the lint command processes its --resources values and verify completion by confirming matching resource files are loaded instead of treating the glob literally.