fix: preserve search shorthand with aliases#137
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Summary
Fixes #136.
This restores the documented resource-level search shorthand:
mmx search "MiniMax AI latest news"when a command group contains multiple child names that are aliases for the same command implementation.
Root Cause
The registry only auto-forwarded a resource group when it had exactly one child command. Adding
search webas an alias forsearch querymade thesearchgroup have two children, sommx search <query>started resolving as an unknown command even though both children point to the same command.Changes
mmx search "MiniMax AI latest news"style resolution.Validation
bun test test/commands/aliases.test.tsbun testbun run typecheckbun run dev search "MiniMax AI latest news" --dry-run --output json