Ensure unimported things are sorted after imported things#1903
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Prepend a '0' or '1' for already-imported and unimported things, respectively. This will ensure that things that are already imported will appear first in the list of completions, which is more likely to be what the user actually wants.
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Prepend a '0' or '1' for already-imported and unimported things, respectively. This will ensure that things that are already imported will appear first in the list of completions, which is more likely to be what the user actually wants.