Aliases that are like `verb-noun` should also show to the command they are aliasing

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Steps to reproduce

I implemented some aliases for some Winget commands to singularise them

In running get-alias I'd expect them to properly be displayed like a short hand alias

Or be a user configurable option perhaps via $PSStyle without needing the user to
check what the ReferencedCommand command is

Expected behavior

get-alias twgus,Test-WinGetUserSettings

CommandType     Name                                               Version    Source
-----------     ----                                               -------    ------
Alias           twgus -> Test-WinGetUserSetting                    1.9.25190  Microsoft.WinGet.Client
Alias           Test-WinGetUserSettings -> Test-WinGetUserSetting  1.9.25190  Microsoft.WinGet.Client

Actual behavior

get-alias twgus,Test-WinGetUserSettings


CommandType     Name                                               Version    Source
-----------     ----                                               -------    ------
Alias           twgus -> Test-WinGetUserSetting                    1.9.25190  Microsoft.WinGet.Client
Alias           Test-WinGetUserSettings                            1.9.25190  Microsoft.WinGet.Client

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