fix: add patch command to public commands set

The patch command was registered and unhidden but missing from the
hardcoded public commands validation set, causing a spurious
"Received an unknown command: patch" error on every CLI invocation.
Also removes the workaround in test utils that stripped this error.

Author: mtorp

src/commands/cli.test.mts

@@ -49,6 +49,7 @@ describe('socket root command', async () => {
             manifest                    Generate a dependency manifest for certain ecosystems
             npm                         Wraps npm with Socket security scanning
             npx                         Wraps npx with Socket security scanning
+            patch                       Apply, manage, and rollback Socket security patches for vulnerable dependencies
             raw-npm                     Run npm without the Socket wrapper
             raw-npx                     Run npx without the Socket wrapper
 

src/utils/meow-with-subcommands.mts

@@ -553,7 +553,7 @@ export async function meowWithSubcommands(
       'optimize',
       'organization',
       'package',
-      //'patch',
+      'patch',
       // PNPM,
       'raw-npm',
       'raw-npx',
@@ -612,6 +612,7 @@ export async function meowWithSubcommands(
       `  manifest                    ${description(subcommands['manifest'])}`,
       `  npm                         ${description(subcommands[NPM])}`,
       `  npx                         ${description(subcommands[NPX])}`,
+      `  patch                       ${description(subcommands['patch'])}`,
       `  raw-npm                     ${description(subcommands['raw-npm'])}`,
       `  raw-npx                     ${description(subcommands['raw-npx'])}`,
       '',

test/utils.mts

@@ -78,11 +78,6 @@ function normalizeBanner(str: string): string {
       )
       // Replace cwd path with "<redacted>".
       .replace(/cwd: [^\n"]+/g, 'cwd: <redacted>')
-      // Strip "Received an unknown command: patch" error line that appears
-      // when socket-patch binary is not available in the test build.
-      // Also consume any leading whitespace on the next line so indentation
-      // stays consistent when the error line is absent.
-      .replace(/[^\n]*Received an unknown command: patch[^\n]*\n\s*/g, '')
   )
 }