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The examples coverage in Rust is exceptionally good. It's weird how few languages include an example in their stdlib docs for sorting.

Design principles for autocomplete: https://jeremymikkola.com/posts/2019_03_19_rules_for_autocomplete.html (I've read persuasive defences of sorting autocomplete more intelligently than alphabetically. Nonetheless, the articles lists a ton of great heuristics.)

I'm comfortable choosing sorting algorithms for a computer. Choosing a sorting algorithm for a human seems much harder. For example, suppose you want to sort a shuffled deck cards. Quicksort seems too fiddly for a manual process with a relatively small (52) quantity.