CompletionItem of completions response always have `start = 0` and text prefix inclusion is mixed

I noticed recently that in nvim-dap, if you complete com. and select an entry you get com.com... inserted, so today I took a closer look and noticed that the responses from java-debug are somewhat odd - and I think incorrect.

With a client that specified columnsStartAt1 = true, and a completions payload like:

{
    frameId = <frameId>,
    text = "List.",
    column = 6
}

The responses include:

  }, {
    label = "of(E e1, E e2, E e3, E e4) : List<E>",
    number = 0,
    sortText = "999999179",
    start = 0,
    text = "of()",
    type = "function"
  }, {

The specification says:

/**

• Start position (within the text attribute of the completions request)
• where the completion text is added. The position is measured in UTF-16 code
• units and the client capability columnsStartAt1 determines whether it is
• 0- or 1-based. If the start position is omitted the text is added at the
• location specified by the column attribute of the completions request.
  */
  start?: number;

The expected result for the user is to have List.of() if the completion candidate is selected. Now, start=0 is already odd given the columnsStartAt1, so a possible interpretation in the client is that it's absent, and that the client should just append .of()

This is kinda what I did in nvim-dap so far, and it works for the List.of case, and also for variables, but with a payload like:

{
  column = 5,
  frameId = <frameId>,
  text = "com."
}

I get responses like:

  }, {
    label = "com.sun.tools.example",
    number = 0,
    sortText = "999999183",
    start = 0,
    text = "com.sun.tools.example",
    type = "module"
  }, {

Opposed to the List. result, here text includes the prefix com. and it's again start=0. This led to com.com.sun.tools.example

I suspect vscode does some kind of prefix matching on the client side again, so this isn't noticable there?
As far as I can tell, based on the specification the current behavior is wrong.

I used JDK 21 in my tests - in case it matters.
I can also provide some sample project if needed - but I tried to use examples that should behave similar with only the JDK as dependency

Start by tracing the Java debug server's DAP completions handling for the completions request and CompletionItem response, using the JDK 21 examples in the report. Reproduce the List. and com. cases with a client such as nvim-dap, then verify that start and text follow the DAP specification and selecting each candidate inserts the expected completion without duplicating its prefix.