CLI Autocomplete Prompt (Standalone)

Inquirer-autocomplete-standalone provides a robust and flexible command-line interface prompt for displaying dynamic, filterable choices to users. It functions as a standalone component built on the core principles of Inquirer.js, allowing developers to integrate autocomplete functionality without needing the full `inquirer-autocomplete-prompt` package. This package, currently at version 0.8.1, is designed as a native ECMAScript module (ESM), requiring Node.js environments that support ESM. It supports both synchronous and asynchronous data sources, making it ideal for scenarios where choices need to be fetched from external APIs or computed on-the-fly based on user input. Its key differentiator is its modular, standalone nature, aligning with the modern Inquirer.js approach of independent prompts. This contrasts with the legacy `inquirer-autocomplete-prompt` package, which transitioned to ESM in v3 and provided a CJS fallback in v2. Users seeking a modern, ESM-first autocomplete prompt should opt for this package. While no explicit release cadence is stated for this specific `standalone` package, its parent project and related `inquirer-autocomplete-prompt` indicate active maintenance.