Nuxi fails to find Nuxt module when specifying the version

[schirrel]

Found when helping on the issue #697.

When trying to installing an specific version of a module, e.g. npx nuxi@latest module add content@2.13.0 an error is thrown:

ERROR Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'dependencies')

I take a look at cli/packages/nuxi/src/commands/module/add.ts and even it have a regex validation and an assign of pkgName and pkgVersion:

 const reMatch = moduleName.match(packageRegex)
 if (reMatch) {
 if (reMatch[3]) {
 pkgName = `${reMatch[1] || ''}${reMatch[2] || ''}`
 pkgVersion = reMatch[3].slice(1)
 }
 }

when the command tries to find the match module on the modulesDB it keeps taking in consideration the initial moduleName, that contains the version:

 const matchedModule = modulesDB.find(
 module =>
 module.name === moduleName
 || module.npm === pkgName
 || module.aliases?.includes(pkgName),
 )

Yet it still possible to install a module with version if we describe the whole package name: npx nuxi@latest module add @nuxt/content@2.13.0 but it is kind of anoying when we have a Nuxt official module.