fix(completions): support backticked imports in completions #14649
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prolativ
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This will ensure that when you try to backtick an import whether it's needed or not that you correctly capture the prefix and offer a backticked completion. For example: ```scala import scala.util.chaining.`s<TAB> ``` Results in an `Ident(<error>)` which we now check to see if a backtick is causing it and correctly offer the completion. Fixes scala#12514
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This will ensure that when you try to backtick an import whether it's
needed or not that you correctly capture the prefix and offer a
backticked completion. For example:
Results in an
Ident(<error>)which we now check to see if a backtickis causing it and correctly offer the completion.
Fixes #12514