zsh: fix passing arguments in dynamic completion #6000
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@mernen when posting PRs in intermediate states, it would be helpful to ping people because title renames and pushes don't cause notifications so I didn't know this was in a ready state. |
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Oh, I see — the PR wasn't a draft, but GitHub automatically used the first commit's message as the title, and I can see how it looks incomplete from that. I have to pay more attention to the fields before submitting. |
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Fixes #5979 for good.
I'm not familiar with zsh, and its completion engine is completely different from Bash's, but my experiments suggest it's really just a case of proper array expansion, which is more or less the same thing on both shells.