Lifetimes are treated as a char incorrectly

[wycats]

fn foo<'' // typing a single `'` produces a second `'` incorrectly

[zargony]

I think this is a behavior of the core editor (producing a second ' or " if you type the first). I don't think that a plugin can change this based on the context of an expected lifetime (at least I'm not aware of a way to do this)

[bombless]

I can fix it by deleting one line of bracket-matcher, but I cannot find a way to add an option for bracket-matcher, the callback hell is too complex for me to understand :D.

Also given the name here I don't understand why bracket-matcher does this, is it handling some behavior inside Atom?

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Maybe I should open an issue on bracket-matcher suggesting adding the desired option, but I'm not sure.

[zargony]

Since Atom's bracket-matcher can be configured now, I added a configuration that excludes single quotes from being autocompleted. This fixes the annoying autocompletion of a second single quote whenever you want to type a lifetime parameter. However this unfortunately completely disables autocompletion for single quotes, i.e. also for character literals where it was actually useful.
I guess this is still better than before. Feedback welcome.