exit value should not be 0 if action fails

[AvdN]

zellij --version
zellij 0.41.2

When trying zellij action go-to-tab-name xyz the exit value of the command is 0 (zero), independent of whether a tab with name xyz already exists or not.
If a tab with that name doesn't exist, you stay in the current tab, and an error, i.e. non-zero, exit value should be used, on which the calling script/program can act.

Always using --create for the action is not an option (in my use case), as I need different script behaviour depending on whether the tab is there or not (i.e. switch to the tab, do A if not failing; and if failing do create the tab and then B).

You can work around this by parsing the output of zellij action query-tab-names before issuing the go-to-tab action (with or without --create, but using a differentiating exit value is easier in almost all (scripting) languages and shells.