How to optimize navi, tealdeer, difft, ast-grep plugin config?

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Hi zinit community. I was wondering how can I optimize the following plugins:

zinit wait"1a" as"completion" light-mode lucid for \
    id-as'tealdeer-completion' mv'tealdeer-completion -> _tldr' https://github.com/tealdeer-rs/tealdeer/raw/main/completion/zsh_tealdeer

zinit wait'1b' as"program" lucid light-mode from'gh-r' nocompile completions for \
  id-as'navi' pick'navi-*' atload'eval "$(navi widget zsh)"' @denisidoro/navi

zinit wait'2a' as"program" lucid light-mode from'gh-r' nocompile completions for \
  id-as'tealdeer' pick'tealdeer-*' mv'tealdeer-* -> tldr' @tealdeer-rs/tealdeer \
  id-as'difft' pick'difft-*' @Wilfred/difftastic \
  id-as'ast-grep' atload'source <(sg completions zsh)' @ast-grep/ast-grep

because based on #697 (comment) it seems I could do:

zinit wait"1a" as"completion" light-mode lucid for \
+    # Here I am unsure if this is the best way to load the completions
    id-as'tealdeer-completion' mv'tealdeer-completion -> _tldr' https://github.com/tealdeer-rs/tealdeer/raw/main/completion/zsh_tealdeer

+ # Should I be using `completions` here?
zinit wait'1b' as"program" lucid light-mode from'gh-r' nocompile completions for \
-  id-as'navi' pick'navi-*' atload'eval "$(navi widget zsh)"' @denisidoro/navi
+  id-as'navi' pick'navi-*' lbin'!navi' atclone'navi widget zsh > navi_widget.zsh' atpull'%atclone' src'navi_widget.zsh' @denisidoro/navi

+ # Should I be using `completions` here?
zinit wait'2a' as"program" lucid light-mode from'gh-r' nocompile completions for \
  id-as'tealdeer' pick'tealdeer-*' mv'tealdeer-* -> tldr' @tealdeer-rs/tealdeer \
  id-as'difft' pick'difft-*' @Wilfred/difftastic \
-  id-as'ast-grep' atload'source <(sg completions zsh)' @ast-grep/ast-grep
+  id-as'ast-grep' lbin'!sg' atclone'sg completions zsh > ast_grep_completions.zsh' atpull'%atclone' src'ast_grep_completions.zsh' @ast-grep/ast-grep

With the changes, navi's ctrl+g keybinding stopped working so something is wrong. ast-grep looks like is working although I am unsure if what I am doing makes sense.