Fix suggest filtering for non-installed packages (#12992) - #13014
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Preserve filter casing, report every missing package, and distinguish packages excluded by --no-dev.\n\nRED: 5 focused failures. GREEN: 37 tests, 74 assertions. Diff coverage: 26/26.
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Addressed the requested filter-validation refinements in Validation: 5 focused cases RED on the previous PR HEAD, then 37 tests / 74 assertions GREEN. |
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Fixes #12992.
Summary
InvalidArgumentExceptionwhen package filters cannot be used--no-devTest verification (RED → GREEN)
Previous PR HEAD with the final regression tests:
Patched result:
Full local CI replay is iso-baseline: the same environment-specific 1 error, 5 failures, and 8 skips, with no new failure signature.