Consider disabling module auto-loading during IntelliSense

Module auto-loading during IntelliSense is causing some issues for people, including session hangs and IntelliSense slowness. We use Get-Command to gather information about the currently active IntelliSense result. This causes the module containing the command to get loaded, and if the module misbehaves somehow, it can damage the rest of the session.

We should consider setting the $PSModuleAutoLoadingPreference to "none" before running Get-Command so that IntelliSense details are only gathered for modules that the user has loaded. To make sure we have cmdlet signature details, we could potentially just parse the tooltips of the completions if they're available without loading the module.

Commencez par suivre le chemin IntelliSense qui utilise Get-Command pour recueillir les détails du résultat de complétion actif. Déterminez comment empêcher cette recherche de charger des modules tout en conservant les détails de signature disponibles du cmdlet ; le travail sera considéré comme terminé lorsqu’IntelliSense ne provoquera plus de blocages ni de ralentissements de la session dus au chargement automatique des modules.