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You could be a mad lad like me and run PowerShell on Linux and as long as you have the PSReadline module you'll get this autocomplete. As others mentioned fish is also a great shell and I think with oh-my-bash and oh-my-zsh bash and zsh can do this as well.
I don't know if it has it but Nushell might also have something similar and feel a bit more natural coming from pwsh.
tldr; You can stick with pwsh or have tons of alternative options!