--context option ignored when another option precedes it

[TheoD02]

When attempting to use the --context option to select a specific context, it works as expected unless another option is declared before the --context option.

Example Setup

// Current declared contexts
#[AsContext(default: true)]
function root_context(): Context
{
    return new Context(workingDirectory: ROOT_DIR);
}

#[AsContext(name: 'symfony')]
function symfony_context(): Context
{
    return root_context()
        ->withName('symfony')
        ->withWorkingDirectory(ROOT_DIR . '/app');
}

Steps to Reproduce

1. Run the following command:

   castor start --context=symfony

   Result: Works as expected. Running context()->name outputs symfony.

2. Run the same command but with an additional option before --context:

   castor start --force --context=symfony

   Result: context()->name unexpectedly outputs default instead of symfony.

3. Change the order of the options, placing --context before --force:

   castor start --context=symfony --force

   Result: Works as expected, and context()->name outputs symfony.

Expected Behavior

Regardless of the order of the options, specifying --context should correctly set the context.

Actual Behavior

If another option precedes --context, the context is ignored, and the default context is used.

Environment

• Castor version: 0.21.0
• PHP version: 8.4.0

[TheoD02]

After some debug, it seem like we attempt to bind application definition, but when we are binding the application to input, application definition doesn't declare those from task, and this was silented by try/catch block in

castor/src/Kernel.php

Lines 206 to 224 in 902c05d

	if ($contextNames) {
	$defaultContext = PlatformHelper::getEnv('CASTOR_CONTEXT') ?: $this->contextRegistry->getDefaultName();
	$applicationDefinition->addOption(new InputOption(
	'context',
	'_complete' === $input->getFirstArgument() || 'list' === $input->getFirstArgument() ? null : 'c',
	InputOption::VALUE_REQUIRED,
	\sprintf('The context to use (%s)', implode('|', $contextNames)),
	$defaultContext,
	$contextNames,
	));
	}
	try {
	$input->bind($applicationDefinition);
	} catch (ExceptionInterface) {
	// not an issue if parsing gone wrong, we'll just use the default
	// context and it will fail later anyway
	}