Improve completions after special commands#2057
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* recast NO_QUERY enum entry as NO_ARGUMENT, for clarity, though in many respects it is not used. * complete on keywords and special commands after /help. * by default, do not complete on anything after a special command. This solves the issue of seeing the list of special commands after a command such as /warnings which takes no argument. * special-case a first word starting with forward slash, offering no fuzzy keyword matches. This solves the problem that SQLWARNING was offered as a completion for /warn.
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NO_QUERYenum entry asNO_ARGUMENT, for clarity, though in many respects it is not used./help./warningswhich takes no argument.SQLWARNINGwas offered as a completion for/warn.Checklist
changelog.mdfile.AUTHORSfile (or it's already there).