You can just use `:tab sbuffer foo` (or its abbreviated form, `:tab sb foo`) to leverage the the same partial-filename completion that `:b` uses when opening a new tab.
In general, any command which splits a new window (such as `:sbuffer`) can be prefixed by `:tab` to create a new tab instead.
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