fix(completion): avoid unnecessary file sep as trigger chars #1017
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Language clients such as coc.nvim have multiple completion sources that may contain a file path completion source triggered by `/` or `\`. However, if users use the default requireSeparator `.` setting under lua-language-server, type `/` or `\` in a string will fire a lot of unless items whose priority is high than file path items and make file path items at the bottom of candidates.
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Language clients such as coc.nvim have multiple completion sources that
may contain a file path completion source triggered by
/or\.However, if users use the default requireSeparator
.setting underlua-language-server, type
/or\in a string will fire a lot of unlessitems whose priority is high than file path items and make file path
items at the bottom of candidates.