The `find` and `list` commands share the same handler. A bare filename is
rewritten to a wildcard filter (e.g. `*/report.txt`), and the handler only
searches every version for a Simple filter or when --all-versions is set, so a
wildcard filter searches only the newest version. The all-versions fallback in
Commands.List only triggers when the newest pass returns zero files, so a file
present only in an older version was silently missed whenever the newest version
still contained a same-named file (and full-path finds behaved differently from
bare-name finds).
Give `find` its own entry point that defaults to all-versions (respecting an
explicit --all-versions/--version/--time), so `find <name>` reliably searches
every backup version. `list` keeps its documented newest-only default. Update the
help text and add a regression test (Issue2287) that a file present only in an
older version is found by `find` but not by `list`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
