Revert "feat: initial feature-flagged, new autocompleter MONGOSH-2036" #2461
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…first use MONGOSH-2036 (#2462) * Reapply "feat: initial feature-flagged, new autocompleter MONGOSH-2036" (#2461) This reverts commit 0387cea. * lazy-load the new autocompleter code on first use * fix tests for new autocomplete * leave api-export alone * use the same function that would fail if used to know if we support getting the active connection * remove the check from here, we'll add it to mongodb-ts-autocomplete * use the latest mongodb-ts-autocomplete * mongodb-ts-autocomplete also lives outside of the snapshot
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This reverts commit 493993e. Startup performance appears to have regressed around ~15 percent.