Packages that are not intrinsically tied to some completion mode,
should not depend on such a package, to avoid forcing the authors
preference on innocent users. [This is the policy that we use, I
guess rfc-mode was added before we started asking authors to
follow this convention.]
This change shouldn't disturb existing users because we keep using
helm if it is available.
Usually optional helm support should be implemented in a separate
library, which should be distributed as a separate package, but since
here helm support consists of only two short functions, we can skip
that here.
Packages that are not intrinsically tied to some completion mode, should not depend on such a package, to avoid forcing the authors preference on innocent users. [This is the policy that we use, I guess
rfc-modewas added before we started asking authors to follow this convention.]This change shouldn't disturb existing users because we keep using
helmif it is available.Usually optional
helmsupport should be implemented in a separate library, which should be distributed as a separate package, but since herehelmsupport consists of only two short functions, we can skip that here.