[Bug]: Autocomplete setValues results in different outcomes

[gselderslaghs]

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Context

Different results in the outcome on method calls of the setValues method in various scenarios

Current Behavior

Scenario 1 - Call setValues with initial data set
When the setValues method is called with an item list containing the id's of the initial data, the component selects the given entries in the item list
Data entry names remain as initialized

Scenario 2 - Call setValues without initial data
In this scenario no data is set on initialization, we call the setValues method with a list of entries, the entries are created as defined in the setValues method, passed entries are rendered in the list and selected

Scenario 3 - Call setValues with initial data and addition of non existing items
Compare the addition of items to scenario 2, where items are being added by setValues
If we call setValues with initial data set, no new items are added but initial items set on the data property are selected, setValues data entry names remain as initialized, even when changed

Expected behavior

As of the JSDocs, the function should set selected values, this seem to work, but since full objects are given and text change does not seem to be permitted on the initially created data entries, it seems a bit redundant passing the full objects

Possible Solutions or Causes

• Create new method as already existing selectOption, with ids array argument, deprecate setValues
• Use the setMenuItems method for create/update/delete entries [Bug]: Autocomplete setMenuItems immediately unset after close/reopen  #551
• Implement defaultOption option or selected option on initial entry [Bug]: Autocomplete selectOption does nothing #479

Steps to reproduce

Codepen example with above 3 scenarios demostrated

Your Environment

• Version used: 2.1.1