MkDev11 847703cd5e [2.x] fix: Allow ++ command to accept project/command patterns not in current state (#8505)
When using '++version project/task', the parser now accepts project/command
patterns (e.g., 'docs/docusaurusPublishGhpages') even if the project doesn't
exist in the current state. This is achieved by adding a fallback parser
that accepts any 'project/command' pattern alongside the combinedParser.

Previously, '++2.12.19 docs/task' would fail with 'Project not found' if
'docs' project wasn't available in the current Scala version, but
'++2.12.19; docs/task' worked. Now both syntaxes work correctly.

The fix is targeted to only accept slash-delimited patterns, avoiding
interference with other parser components like the -v verbose flag.

Fixes #7574
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