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Currently, certain naming collisions between symbols under a common parent command will result in a parser configuration whose behavior might not be correct during parsing (e.g. one symbol will always shadow the other) or might throw an exception during parsing.
Commands and directives having the same name will throw System.ArgumentException: An item with the same key has already been added. even though this will not result in a misbehaving parser, since at parse time the actual directive tokens are differentiated from commands by the presence of surround [ and ] brackets. (Related: UseHost() - can't have subcommand "config" #2220)
A command with brackets in its name ("[command]") could be shadowed by a directive named command.
Commands and options with matching names or aliases will not currently result in an exception during parsing.