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Feel free to copy from others. Knowing how to set up your whole lua configs in a modular way doesn't just naturally, at least not for me. I benefitted a lot from copying from others, seeing how other people conceptualize separating their plugins, utilities; what gets its own file and what doesn't. Do what makes sense for you, there's no right answer. ChrisAtMachine's neovim config definitely helped me scaffold my own configuration.
Language Servers do not come out of the box. You have to set those up yourself. Peruse this repo first. In particular, the server_configuration.md page is your holy grail for setting up LSP. Don't expect autocompletion and intellisense to come out of the box with neovim. Neovim is able to use a Language Server Protocol to activate intellisense/autocompletion, if you have that server set up yourself.
I use Xmodmap and Xcape for it. Use Capslock as Ctrl if long-pressed, as Escape if it's just a tap. https://github.com/alyanser/dotfiles for config
For anyone stuck on a "regular keyboard" I highly recommend Kanata
There are many apps, web sites, IDE plugins, and extensions that have vim keybindings. You can use vim keybindings all the time, everywhere.