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omit 69262ad86b3a chore: camel-jbang monitor - keep the type completion
check of a semantic evaluation, disabled until CAMEL-25382 brings the values
back
omit f0f76e906b3f chore: camel-jbang monitor - SemanticCompletionTest
follows the rename of question to evaluation
add a3db1f9ba1d4 chore: camel-jbang monitor - disable the semantic
completion test broken by CAMEL-25382
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.../core/commands/tui/SemanticCompletionTest.java | 46 ++++++++++------------
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