LSP ported to Erlang #77
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* LSP purely in Erlang * Validation restored * validation restored * Formatting * References * Hover for project functions * Completion * Code Lens restored * Some cleanup * Cleanup * HRL files handled * includePaths restored
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LSP is no longer TypeScirpt wrapper + Erlang engine. VSCode talks now directly with Erlang server. This will allow for simplification of the code since there is no longer need to translate data between Erlang results in the wrapper - Erlang LSP handlers may directly return data expected by VSC.