feat: autocomplete multiselect

[creatyvtype]

Should handle #127
Adds figures 6 figures - arrows and radio on/off
Adds paginated scrolling for long lists in multiselect
Adds radio icons for multiselect (better than blank/check IMO)
Adds autocompleteMultiselect option

[lumio]

Thanks for your PR.
What exactly was the problem with the local figures.js?

[creatyvtype]

@lumio It was limited to only a handful of symbols, and I found this package added to include way more AND handle the Windows CMD fallbacks. I wanted the multiselect to have radio buttons, which were figures you did not have in the file, as well as using arrows to help provide instructions for the multiselect.

[terkelg]

I don't think we should introduce dependencies for this. If you need a few more signatures we can add them to figures.js

[creatyvtype]

@terkelg this dependency is extremely small and essentially is exactly what you had for the figures. I feel like I would be literally copying from that library to include these icons here. Is it a blocker for you?

[lumio]

I agree with @terkelg. Although it was meant in a good way (having the ability to use all supported characters of figures is a nice to have situation), adding a new dependency just for one or two newly used symbols sounds a little overkill to me.
One of prompts main goals is to have a minimal dependency footprint. There were a couple of incidents in the past that proved that this is actually a good thing to do.

Would it be ok with you to extend figures.js for the newly added symbols?

[creatyvtype]

@lumio @terkelg I believe this should do it.

[terkelg]

Thank you. Does this look good to you @lumio?

[lumio]

Sorry for the late response!
It looks really great. Only problem I see is that the autocomplete is case sensitive.

If I had an item Green and search for green there would be no match.
Other than that, it looks awesome

[creatyvtype]

Also added check for title/value being a string since it doesn't seem the multiselect prompt checks for that.

[lumio]

Awesome! Thanks! I will look into it tomorrow. So far it is great! @terkelg should I merge it when I have checked it again or do you want to?

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[terkelg]

Thank you guys! Great feedback @lumio – appreciate it.
I'll check this out in the weekend and merge. High five!

[creatyvtype]

Just so y'all know, I looked around at other prompt packages to find this feature and none of them had it. I chose to add it to yours because the code was VERY well organized and so easy to navigate compared to some of the others, so High Five right back at ya!

[lumio]

Looks good to me ;) also the multiselect