Programmatically Registering and Calling Commands in Laravel 10.42 Using Artisan::call Fails on First Attempt

I have two commands, telegram:command:register and telegram:webhook:setup, which are designed to run only in the command line. However, I want to execute them programmatically. To achieve this, I registered their class files before calling them, as shown below:

$commands = [
    WebhookSetupCommand::class,
    CommandRegisterCommand::class
];
foreach ($commands as $command) {
    $commandInstance = app($command);
    Artisan::registerCommand($commandInstance);
}

$option = [
    'bot' => $botKey
];
Artisan::call('telegram:command:register', $option);
Artisan::call('telegram:webhook:setup', $option);

Despite this, the commands do not work the first time they are executed. They only work on the second attempt. I would like to know how I can ensure that the commands are immediately available for execution after registration.

Currently, I do not want to define these commands in the Kernel class, as they are already available under Console and are restricted to running only in the command line.