feat: add command groups for organizing subcommands in help#1
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Allow parent commands to define groups that organize subcommands in help output with bold headers. Groups appear in definition order, with any ungrouped commands displayed last. Includes validation to prevent duplicate assignments and references to non-existent subcommands.
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Allow parent commands to define groups that organize subcommands in help
output with bold headers. Groups appear in definition order, with any
ungrouped commands displayed last. Includes validation to prevent
duplicate assignments and references to non-existent subcommands.