I don't know if you see the image that I pasted.

When typing and a suggested word appears, eg. the word Summary, I've already typed and fully spelled out the word Summary and did not use the suggested word even though that's correct.

Having completely spelled the word Summary, what I want to do next is to make a new line by pressing enter--because I've already typed word.

What happens, instead, is that I need to press Enter twice, because the first Enter press just confirms the Suggested word even though I've already spelled it out.

What I want to happen is that the Enter key should already be a new line because the suggestion has already been spelled out. Besides, if I'd still want to choose the suggestion, I can use the Tab key for that, if not the Enter key as per my feature request.

I press the Enter key once and think I'm already typing on a new line, but no. This is annoying and could be annoying for Python developers as well because there's no required semi-colon there.

Thanks.