Allow console command and level filename autocomplete from 1 character#321
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Current code allows autocompleting of console commands from 2 characters, and level filenames from 3 characters. This changes the minimum for both to just 1 character.
Makes working with console commands and maps slightly easier in some cases. I don't know of a downside to this (please correct me if I am missing something).