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That sounds like these.
Kind of, but here it has more the semantics of normal calls and not event handlers.
Of course the real question is "who decides the order in the chain"?
Nobody but I don't think it will be such a problem. If someone for instance creates a new plugin using this API for Python autocompletion and someone enables both this plugin and the LSP plugin (and will have python server installed and enabled), the person will probably expect there are two plugins doing the same and will for instance disable autocompletion in LSP so the other plugin gets used. I think plugins should cooperate in this and allow their features to be disabled (except maybe single-purpose plugins like this Python autocompletion plugin where the plugin can be disabled as a whole).
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