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This PR replaces the PHP-based
_completecompletion handler with a native Rust binary (tempest-complete) that reads a pre-built JSON metadata file. The shell scripts for Bash and Zsh have been rewritten to delegate completion logic to this binary instead of booting the PHP runtime on every TAB press.Shell completion previously required a full PHP boot cycle for every TAB press, which introduced noticeable latency. By shifting the matching logic to a small Rust binary that reads a static JSON file, completions become near-instant.
Currently, the supported platforms are macOS (Apple Silicon) and Linux (x86_64, arm64). Windows users should use WSL.