feat: redesign compgen, break changes to completion scripts #56
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Two difference: 1. `--compgen` accept two arguments only, one for sript path, one for command line buffer. `argc --compgen ./mycmd1 download` => `argc --compgen ./mycmd1 'download '` The space in the end is very import. Having space or not having space will generate completely different results. After this PR merged, argc can recognize this difference. 2. Candidates are separated by `\n`, not by ` `
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Two difference:
--compgenaccept two arguments only, one for sript path, one for command line buffer.argc --compgen ./mycmd1 download=>argc --compgen ./mycmd1 'download 'The space in the end is very import. Having space or not having space will generate completely different results. After this PR merged, argc can recognize this difference.
\n, not by