Summary of Changes

This PR extends the user:add CLI command to support assigning user groups either by name (as before) or by numeric ID (new).

The --usergroup option now accepts:
• a group name (e.g. "Super Users")
• a group ID (e.g. 8)
• or a comma-separated list of mixed values (e.g. "2,8,Registered")

Each value is internally checked:
• If it’s numeric and matches an existing ID → accepted
• If it matches an existing group name → accepted
• Otherwise → error

This provides a more flexible developer and automation experience, especially when working with provisioning tools.

Example CLI calls (all valid now):
php cli/joomla.php user:add \ --username="cliadmin" \ --password="Sup3rS3cur3_P4ssw0rt!" \ --email="stefan.wendhausen@community.joomla.org" \ --name="CLI User" \ --usergroup="8"

Testing Instructions

php cli/joomla.php user:add --username=test1 --password=abc123 --email=test1@community.joomla.org --name="Test User" --usergroup="8"

php cli/joomla.php user:add --username=test2 --password=abc123 --email=test2@community.joomla.org --name="Test User" --usergroup="Super Users"

php cli/joomla.php user:add --username=test3 --password=abc123 --email=test3@community.joomla.org --name="Test User" --usergroup="2,3"

php cli/joomla.php user:add --username=test4 --password=abc123 --email=test4@community.joomla.org --name="Test User" --usergroup="Registered,Author,8"

Actual result BEFORE applying this Pull Request

The parameter --usergroup does not work with a user group ID.

Expected result AFTER applying this Pull Request

An ID for a user group is accepted and the user is created.

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