If the solution curve \( f(x,y)=0 \) of the differential equation \( (1+\log_{e}x)\dfrac{dx}{dy}-x\log_{e}x=e^{y},\ x>0 \) passes through the points \( (1,0) \) and \( (\alpha,2) \), then \( \alpha^{\alpha} \) is equal to:
\( e^{e^{2}} \)
\( e^{\sqrt{2}\,e^{2}} \)
\( e^{2e^{2}} \)
\( e^{2e^{\sqrt{2}}} \)