Fix flakiness in LSP references tests due to non-deterministic ordering #74014
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| var results = await RunFindAllReferencesAsync(testLspServer, testLspServer.GetLocations("caret").First()); | ||
| AssertLocationsEqual(testLspServer.GetLocations("reference"), results.Select(result => result.Location)); | ||
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| // Results are returned in a non-deterministic order, so we order them by location |
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moved all the ordering into the helper so anyone calling it gets deterministic behavior.
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Resolves #74009