Provide the tab-completions of an alias' target command on the alias itself also when targeting native programs

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Summary of the new feature / enhancement

An alias sensibly sees the same tab-completions as its target command, but, unfortunately and unexpectedly, only if the alias target is a PowerShell commands, and not also for external (native) programs.

• For instance, defining Set-Alias gdt Get-Date makes Get-Date's tab-completions available on gdt calls too.

• By contrast, say you've used Register-ArgumentCompleter to define completions for pwsh, and you've also defined Set-Alias psh pwsh; currently, psh unexpectedly does not use the tab-completions defined for pwsh.

This asymmetry should be fixed.

A minimal example:

# Define dummy completions for `pwsh`
Register-ArgumentCompleter -Native -CommandName pwsh -ScriptBlock { '-foo', '-bar' }

# Make `psh` an alias of `pwsh
Set-Alias psh pwsh  

psh - # pressing TAB right after the "-"  does NOT offer the -foo and -bar completions.

Proposed technical implementation details (optional)

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