feat(compass-editor, compass-query-bar): provide auto completed query history matching user input COMPASS-8018

[VivianTNT]

Description

COMPASS-8018

The query history autocompleter will still show up on focus but now users will also be able to type to match their input. The new autocompleter has 2 sections, with the original base completions for fields on the top and query history completions on the bottom (if any).
On focus:

Both types of completions:

Just saved queries:

Checklist

• New tests and/or benchmarks are included
• Documentation is changed or added

Motivation and Context

• Bugfix
• New feature
• Dependency update
• Misc

Open Questions

When a query is currently in an editor and the cursor is focused on it, pressing reset will trigger onFocus() for that particular editor and becomes unfocused after the {} and autocompleter are automatically triggered.

Dependents

COMPASS-8017

Types of changes

• Backport Needed
• Patch (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
• Minor (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
• Major (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to change)

[paula-stacho]

this looks like unexpected input. returning a number could make such input go unnoticed, and 0 might be out of the allowed scale - so it would be safer to throw

[VivianTNT]

I returned 0 because in the context of the autocompleter, originalScaleMin = originalScaleMax only when there is 1 lastExecuted time, in which case it doesn't matter how the autocompleter ranks the completion. The boost property in the options expects numbers between -99 and 99, so I could probably return any number between those.

For the sake of making the input noticed, do you think it would be a better idea to throw an error in the function and then catch the error within the autocompleter options itself instead of handling it in the function?

[Anemy]

Nice, left a comment or two on the recent changes. Looking good!

[Anemy]

Nice tests! Code looks good, left a comment on what we're autocompleting. We might want to match a bit less than we currently do.