feat(auto-pair): make autopair work with custom strings instead of chars #14424
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Make AutoPair a prefix-tree map data structure. Adapt all the clients. Add multiple-char autopairs for python and latex as proper examples.
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What does this PR do?
This PR extends the usability of auto-pairs with custom strings.
It is an extension of #13699
It addresses the issue #4035
How can I try the new functionality?
Open a python file and type
"""or a latex file and type\(or\[.The auto-pair will now complete the multi-characters pairs.