Don't use word splitting during fuzzy matching #8192
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This fixes a regression introduced in the nulceo PR.
We used
Pattern::newfor fuzzy matching, however during the nulceo 0.2 release the definition of that function changed so that it also performs word splitting. That would mean that typing spaces would for example never close the completion popup. This PR fixes that by switching toAtom::newinstead which is the right API for our use case (exactly the same as Pattern::new but does not perform word splitting).