How does Visual Studio Code Implement its Autocomplete Feature - algorithm

I am interested to learn how does Vscode implement its auto-complete list (in term of data structure and algorithm around it). I looked into vscode repo but nothing jumped out right-away. Could someone point me to the right direction? Thank you in advance.
To be more specific
What data structure does it use to store tokens?
How does the lookup work given the data structure?
Update
Potentially found relevant codes:
completionModel.ts
filters.ts

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