The "best_practices" plugin does not exist.

Steps -

• Add the module using composer - composer require drupal/site_audit
• Enable the module - drush en site_audit
• Run command to list all audits - drush audit-list
• Notice the error

The "best_practices" plugin does not exist. Valid plugin IDs for Drupal\site_audit\Plugin\SiteAuditCheckManager are: content_field_count, users_who_is_number_one, dat
  abase_size, best_practices_sites, block_enabled, extensions_unrecommended, cache_bins_all, users_count_all, views_cache_results, database_row_count, cache_default_bin
  s, users_roles_list, watchdog_age, content_field_unused, best_practices_sites_superflouous, watchdog_404, best_practices_services, watchdog_count, status_system, watc
  hdog_syslog, content_entity_types, content_field_enabled, cache_preprocess_css, best_practices_folder_structure, extensions_count, database_fragmentation, extensions_
  duplicate, best_practices_sites_default, content_vocabularies_unused, content_enity_types_unused, extensions_dev, views_count, content_vocabularies, content_duplicate
  _titles, cache_page_expire, best_practices_fast_404, best_practices_multisite, best_practices_settings, watchdog_enabled, content_field_instances, database_engine, cr
  on_last, cron_enabled, content_taxonomy, watchdog_php, security_menu_router, cache_bins_used, views_enabled, database_collation, cache_preprocess_js, users_blocked_nu
  mber_one, codebase_sizeall, users_count_blocked, views_cache_output