[#21] bash completion simplification#22
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Revisiting the autocompletion to make it easier to read and maintain.
Instead of a list of monolithic test functions move all the tests cases in a json file and use a test framework to execute them all.
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Originally written with AI without much supervision, the bash completion & test suite was full of boilerplate and duplicated code. Using help of the AI once more, I rewrote the completion code so that it's human readable. Same goes for the test suite that went from an awful 5K lines of bash to a simple test framework of approximately 400 lines of bash + json data.