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Matching m against min or Min should yield the same result, as opposed to matching M again min or Min (we wanna boost the effort that went into typing the upper-case letter)
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For instance, TypeScript suggests (in that order) Console and console and when typing cons... I want console, not the upper-case counter part. That's why a case perfect prefix match counts more...
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Matching
m
againstmin
orMin
should yield the same result, as opposed to matchingM
againmin
orMin
(we wanna boost the effort that went into typing the upper-case letter)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: