[Features Request] Import folder modules in auto require by folder name instead or beside of init

[sewbacca]

Given such a folder structure:

.
└── module
    ├── init.lua
    └── submodule
        └── init.lua

Now in module/init.lua i would like to import submodule. Currently it only works if I try to import it via init:

However it would be nice to import them as submodule as the foldername would suggest:

P.S. Side notice, in my demonstration test I noticed, returning a string in module/submodule/init.lua won't show up in autocompletion suggestions when typing init.

[sewbacca]

Are there any plans to address this issue?
I'm a bit annoyed that I can't autorequire many of my modules, which are setup in this way (myModule/init.lua).
That's why I tried debbugging the server and I think I found a temporary (theoretical) solution:
script/core/completion/completion.lua:364

        local path = furi.decode(uri)
        local initDirname = path:match("([^/\\]+)[/\\]init.lua$") -- TODO: consider current package.path configuration
        local fileName = path:match '[^/\\]*$'
        local stemName = fileName:gsub('%..+', '')
        if  not locals[stemName]
        and not vm.hasGlobalSets(state.uri, 'variable', stemName)
        and not config.get(state.uri, 'Lua.diagnostics.globals')[stemName]
        and (
            stemName:match '^[%a_][%w_]*$'
            and matchKey(word, stemName)
            or
            initDirname
            and initDirname:match "^[%a_][%w_]*$"
            and matchKey(word, initDirname)
        ) then

This change would allow for folder modules being detected, if they have an init.lua file. I couldn't check if it's working, because I don't know how to tell vscode to launch the projects lua-language-server instead of my installed one. Now I tried to delete the extension server and replace these files with bin/*, but it did not (after restarting) show the additional modules with */init.lua.
And this shouldn't be a final solution (if it works at all), because somehow package.path should be considered. (e.g. someone decides to use ?/setup.lua or removes ?/init.lua)

Thanks in advance!

[sewbacca]

Close as completed via #1711.