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Fixes #12175 If a user types an npm package name with multiple `@` symbols like `npx -y @foo/bar@latest`, the TUI currently treats this as though it's attempting to invoke the file picker. ### What changed - **Generalized `@` token parsing** - `current_prefixed_token(...)` now treats `@` as a token start **only at a whitespace boundary** (or start-of-line). - If the cursor is on a nested `@` inside an existing whitespace-delimited token (for example `@scope/pkg@latest`), it keeps the surrounding token active instead of starting a new token at the second `@`. - It also avoids misclassifying mid-word usages like `foo@bar` as an `@` file token. - **Enter behavior with file popup** - If the file-search popup is open but has **no selected match**, pressing `Enter` now closes the popup and falls through to normal submit behavior. - This prevents pasted strings containing `@...` from blocking submission just because file-search was active with no actionable selection. ### Testing I manually built and tested the scenarios involved with the bug report and related use of `@` mentions to verify no regressions
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