`boolean-negation` + `unknown-options-as-args` strange behaviour

Node.js: v14.15.2
yargs-parser: v20.2.7

const yargsParser = require('yargs-parser');

const opts = {
  string: ['asd'],
  configuration: {
    'boolean-negation': false,
    'camel-case-expansion': false,
    'unknown-options-as-args': true,
  },
};

console.log(yargsParser('--no-asd2 123', opts));  // { _: [ '--no-asd2', 123 ] }
console.log(yargsParser('--no-asd 123', opts));  // { _: [], 'no-asd': 123 }

Is it correct behaviour? Because of 'boolean-negation': false I was expecting similar output { _: [ '--no-asd', 123 ] }.

Fixed that by adding 'negation-prefix': Math.random().toString(36).slice(2) to configuration. But that would be better to fix it under the hood :) Thanks!

UPD: even 'negation-prefix': '' works fine.

Start with the yargs-parser configuration handling exercised by the Node.js reproduction, focusing on boolean-negation, negation-prefix, and unknown-options-as-args. Run both shown command-line examples and compare their parsed objects; done means the behavior matches the documented configuration expectations without requiring a random negation-prefix workaround.