promptChoice / promptChoiceOnce disregarding overlapping results

[Lockszmith-GH]

With the following chezmoi.toml.tmpl:

# configuration
{{- $options := list "locked-full" "locked" "normal" }}
{{- $selected := promptChoice "Make a choice" $options "locked-full" }}

[data]
  options = {{- $selected | quote }}

#  👻 content is displayed in grey (ghosted)
chezmoi init --apply --prompt && cz data | jq -c '.chezmoi.config.data.style'
Zellij default style? 👻locked-full/locked/normal, default locked-full

# result when hitting <enter>
{"options":"locked-full"}

# result when typing `locked` (appreas right after I hit `d`)
{"options":"locked"}

Problem Description

Only accepting default allows selecting locked-full, otherwise, only locked or normal are selectable.

Possible solutions: wait for to confirm entry, this will allow entering options after the last letter.
Another possible solution, allow up/down + enter navigation between options.

[halostatue]

It sort of sucks for what you're wanting (we accept no options for configuring the multichoice), but you can sort of get what you want with promptMultichoice:

{{- $options := list "locked-full" "locked" "normal" -}}
{{- $selected := promptMultichoice "Make a choice" $options (list "locked-full") -}}
{{- $selected = first $selected -}}

It should be possible to add a configuration dictionary to that, but whether we want to go there or not is an entirely different matter:

{{- $choices := list "locked-full" "locked" "normal" -}}
{{- $options := dict "limit" 1 -}}
{{- $selected := promptMultichoice "Make a choice" $choices (list "locked-full") $options -}}
{{- $selected = first $selected -}}

Adding options will make a relatively complex function more complex.

We could adapt promptChoice{,Once} to be implemented based on the same selection mechanism for promptMultichoice but configured to always allow exactly one item, but that feels a bit off (especially given the pagination involved with multichoice prompts).

[Lockszmith-GH]

The selector is beautiful - I'm ok to use it with a reminder that 'only the first check mark counts' for now.

I like the options idea, or a 'tui' switch for the promptChoice* would be enough to allow using the selector correctly.

Hopefully, tom drives by and thinks about an elegant solution. (not worth tagging him for this)