fix(cli plugins): don't load all redwoodjs plugins

[jtoar]

Redwood version: 6.0.0-canary.322+300c35876.

Quick fix to #8454. @Josh-Walker-GM, feel free to redo this, but I'm going to merge this one as a temporary fix for the time being. Right now, canary will try to install the @redwoodjs/cli-storybook package no matter which rw command you run:

cli-storybook.mov

I think it's an error in the plugin loading logic here when the namespace is @redwoodjs. This PR doesn't fix the MODULE_NOT_FOUND error, just stops the CLI from installing storybook on any CLI invocation.

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• requireAuth graphql checks
• useAuth hook, auth redirects checks

  locator.waitFor: Target closed
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  waiting for locator('text=Username `[email protected]` already in use') to be visible
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• Check that a specific blog post is prerendered
• Check that about is prerendered
• Check that homepage is prerendered
• Check that meta-tags are rendering the correct dynamic data
• Check that rehydration works for page not wrapped in Set
• Check that rehydration works for page with Cell in Set
• Check that rehydration works for page with code split chunks
• Check that you can navigate from home page to specific blog post
• Waterfall prerendering (nested cells)
• RBAC: Admin user should be able to delete contacts
• RBAC: Should not be able to delete contact as non-admin user

  locator.waitFor: Timeout 5000ms exceeded.
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  waiting for locator('text=Username `[email protected]` already in use') to be visible
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• Smoke test with rw serve

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[Josh-Walker-GM]

Okay I think I understand why this is happening. The loading logic hasn't considered the built in commands. It attempts to find a package which can satisfy a built in command (e.g. info) but can't because it's built in to the CLI. As a fallback it loads all plugins in that case.

I also did not handle the case of rw --version which I will also address. Any other top level flags apart from --help and --version?

[jtoar]

@Josh-Walker-GM the only other one I can think of is --cwd but that's handled by the CLI before it gets to yargs so it may not need any special treatment.

[jtoar]

Closing in favor of #8494