auto-correct suggestion apps:delete is too dangerous

[cben]

Do you want to request a feature or report a bug?

usability bug.

What is the current behavior?

heroku certs:delete --app mathdown
 ›   Warning: certs:delete is not a heroku command.
Did you mean apps:delete? [y/n]: y
^C

Pressing "y" there was silly on my part (and good thing I aborted in time 😓) but IMHO apps:delete action is to dangerous to be suggested for ANY other command, and certainly for commands that deal with another noun (such as certs: here). 🛑

What is the expected behavior?

The suggestion I really needed was certs:remove.
One approach is give all "remove" commands a "delete" alias consistently, a-la commit 6b41d18.

But I feel discoverability is secondary goal here, it's more important to add some defense from undesired destructive action. Please consider:

• excluding destructive actions from suggestions? This may be too strong, e.g. for app:destry the intent is clearly apps:destroy.
  • listing destructive actions as textual suggestions, but not offering direct [y/n] activation?
  • offering but with default [y/N]?
    (I'm not sure if that's already the default, lowercase y/n give no hint; capital N could give subtle hint you may want to stop and think — but OTOH it's well known that users get trained confirm such prompts without thinking...)
• avoid suggesting same verb for different noun? In general these are not likely to match user's intent... Well maybe if the noun is light mispelling e.g. appps:destroy, but not for existing different noun certs:.

heroku/7.60.2 linux-x64 node-v16.14.0 on Fedora 36 linux.