Dunno. I want it to do nothing too if that's what you are asking.
Yeah. It seems to me that the thing would/should know that it has
nothing to do. It's sorta like writing a program to find the first
prime number divisible by two, the program will run for a long time
without producing much. I'm wondering if the devs just overlooked
that, or if perhaps the idea of completion on an empty string might
actually have some sort of meaning. Completion seems to be such a
complex thing that maybe it does -- the sound of one hand clapping.