fish support for native completions

[epage]

See #3166 for more context

• code
• tests
• argcomplete and cobra can serve as examples

[ModProg]

I wanted to start on this, looking at the current structure with bash, would it make sense to move the bash mod into a separate file, and could/should some of the bash code be reused instead of duplicated, and therefore extracted into a shared module for utils?

[epage]

I mostly kept it a single file for ease of prototyping. It will make sense to split it into another file. Please do that in a separate commit from other work so its easier to track whats going on

[ModProg]

Have the PR setup now for review. Still open things, especially in the handling of more complex functionality in handling parsing errors or arguments taking multiple values.

Also there might be some ways to unify code with claps actual parsing logic, but as I'm not familiar with it, I skipped that for now.

[epage]

Also there might be some ways to unify code with claps actual parsing logic, but as I'm not familiar with it, I skipped that for now.

Yeah, I hope to find a way to merge it one day but I figure its better for us to learn what is expected first

[ModProg]

Yeah, I hope to find a way to merge it one day but I figure its better for us to learn what is expected first

Yeah makes sense. There is probably also a bunch of parsing/error handling that can be skipped for completions.

[ModProg]

• fish integration feat(completions): Dynamic fish completions #5048
• make globs in paths work with completion:
  • complete containing globs: */ba would complete to */bash.rs and */banana.rs (given the paths a/bash.rs, a/banana.rs, and b/bash.rs exist)
  • expand globs a-* would expand to a-b a-c.
  • complete substrings (not only prefixes) rc/he/ba would complete to src/shell/bash.rs.
• only complete options if current argument starts with - or -- Dynamic Completions: Filter and order completions based on input and importance #5058
• show help in completions Show arg/command descriptions in dynamic completions #5056