Steps to reproduce

Execute:

echo matchfuzzy(['BindTerminal', 'terminal'], 'term')

The output is ['BindTerminal', 'terminal']. Or, in the command line:

2. vim --clean
3. set wildoptions=fuzzy
4. :command BindTerminal :<cr>
5. :trm<TAB>

The command line is expanded to BindTerminal. This behaviour has started with patch v9.1.1046.

Expected behaviour

In the examples above, I would expect that terminal is the first match, as it matches a prefix of the text (case-sensitively, btw).

Even ignoring the position of the match, term or trm is intuitively “more similar” (e.g., in terms of edit distance) to terminal than to BindTerminal.

Version of Vim

9.1.1455

Environment

macOS
Apple Terminal
xterm-256color
ZSH 5.9

Logs and stack traces