UnrealFrontend doesn't package client and adds both -noclient & -client argument when both server and client is selected to be packaged in same profile

Repro Ratio: 4/4

Regression tested in //UE5/Release-4.27.2 CL-18416816 and this issue DID NOT happen.

When looking at the log output of the Project Launcher, the command that is ran is:

-ScriptsForProject="<path>/UE5Bin_BlankCPP/UE5Bin_BlankCPP.uproject" BuildCookRun -project="<path>/UE5Bin_BlankCPP/UE5Bin_BlankCPP.uproject" -noP4 -clientconfig=Development -serverconfig=Development -utf8output -platform=Win64 -server -serverplatform=Win64 -server -noclient -client -build -cook -map= -CookCultures=en -unversionedcookedcontent -ddc=DerivedDataBackendGraph -compressed -stage -package -stagingdirectory=<path to local storage set in profile> -cmdline=" -Messaging" -addcmdline="-SessionId=86B9058642474B4253B80386F01435B9 -SessionOwner='OwnerName' -SessionName='Win Server-Client' "

As you can see above, both argumenst -noclient and -client are present within the command. I'm guessing because the -noclient is listed first it therefore overwrote the -client argument.

Client additional notes:
You can still build the server and client separately on different profiles, so it's only an inconvenience... but it takes a lot of time to troubleshoot the issue since you have to crunch through multiple builds.

1. Compile the UE5 editor and Unreal Frontend tool from source.
2. Create a new empty C++ project.
3. Close Visual Studio and Editor if opened
4. In Windows Explorer go to <Project Path>/Source
5. Add Client/Server Target.cs files to the project source.
   • Duplicate the ProjectNameEditor.Target.cs file twice
   • Rename one file to ProjectNameServer.Target.cs
   • Rename the second file to ProjectNameClient.Target.cs
   • Open the new files in a text editor and change the class name, constructor name, and the Type to reflect the appropriate target. (i.e. where the word "Editor" is change to either "Client" or "Server")
   • Save the edited files and close
6. in file explorer right click the .uproject file
7. Choose Generate Visual Studio Project Files
8. Open UnrealFrontEnd stand alone
   • Engine/Binaries/Win64/UnrealFrontEnd.exe
9. Create a new profile
10. Change Build from auto Detect to Build
11. Change Cook to By the book
12. Select under Cooked Platforms:
    • WindowsServer
    • WindowsClient
13. Change Package to Package and store locally
14. click browse and choose where to store package
15. Set Deploy to do not deploy
16. Click back button on profile
17. In upper left corner of Project Launcher choose your project to run profile on
18. Run the custom profile

Expected Results: Both a server build and client build should be generated.

Actual Results: Only the server build proceeds. No client build is generated.