test: ensure that CLI options are alphabetical

[RedYetiDev]

Blocked by #55788

This PR ensures that all options documented in CLI.md are in alphabetical order.

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[aduh95]

Suggested change

	const options = Array.from(filteredCLIText.matchAll(cliOptionPattern)).map((match) => match[1]);
	const options = Array.from(filteredCLIText.matchAll(cliOptionPattern), (match) => match[1]);

[aduh95]

Suggested change

	const sortedOptions = [...options].sort();
	/* eslint-disable no-restricted-syntax */
	assert.deepStrictEqual(options, sortedOptions, 'CLI options are not in alphabetical order');
	assert.deepStrictEqual(options, options.toSorted());

[aduh95]

We should not disable lint rules like that:

• there are there for a reason. If the reason no longer holds, we should discuss removing the rule globally. For context, that rule was added in tools, test: forbid string literal as third argument for assert.strictEqual() and friends #22849 and tools: synchronize deepStrictEqual() message rules #22887
• We should disable only the next line, using // eslint-disable-next-line no-restricted-syntax. The comment you use disables it in the whole file, which is not OK

[aduh95]

The trimming is not useful, is it?

Suggested change

	const filteredCLIText = cliText.slice(cliText.search(start), cliText.search(end)).trim();
	const filteredCLIText = cliText.slice(cliText.search(start), cliText.search(end));

[aduh95]

IMO we also want env variables and V8 options to be sorted, it makes little sense to reduce it to our CLI options

Suggested change

	const start = /^## Options/m;
	const end = /^## Environment variables/m;
	const filteredCLIText = cliText.slice(cliText.search(start), cliText.search(end)).trim();
	const cliOptionPattern = /^### `(--[a-zA-Z0-9-]+)`/mg;
	const options = Array.from(filteredCLIText.matchAll(cliOptionPattern)).map((match) => match[1]);
	const sortedOptions = [...options].sort();
	/* eslint-disable no-restricted-syntax */
	assert.deepStrictEqual(options, sortedOptions, 'CLI options are not in alphabetical order');
	const sections = /^## (.+)$/mg;
	const cliOptionPattern = /^### (?:`-\w.*`, )?`([^`]+)`/mg;
	let match;
	let previousIndex = 0;
	do {
	const sectionTitle = match?.[1];
	match = sections.exec(cliText);
	const filteredCLIText = cliText.slice(previousIndex, match?.index);
	const options = Array.from(filteredCLIText.matchAll(cliOptionPattern), (match) => match[1]);
	assert.deepStrictEqual(options, options.toSorted(), `${sectionTitle} subsections are not in alphabetical order`);
	previousIndex = match?.index;
	} while (match);

I can also do that as part of a follow-up PR