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Added LSP support for document color requests #74933

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  • Updated LSP protocol types for document color support
  • Updated EA.Xaml to allow external client capability checks

- Updated EX.Xaml to allow external client capability checks
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@mgoertz-msft FYI some merge conflicts (probably b/c of a recent change to add all the 3.17 LSP types).

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Yeah, I noticed that as soon as I created it. :(

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@dibarbet Resolved. I was able to just take everything from Main. Only EA.Xaml changes left now. :)

cc @etvorun

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@dibarbet Looks like infrastructure errors now. There are no test failures on the Azure pipelines.

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