coc.nvim is the best, because.. it is most user friendly - tells what it does and waits for user to read.
This is important, because vim has too many things that contain text - windows, buffers, splits, stdout, messages - and new/occassional users are probably not aware how to inspect and leave them.
vim is truly a lifelong learning editor.
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