Global cache for documents + top level jsonnet objects #153
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Closes #133 There are two caches currently: - One for protocol documents. This one is instantiated by the server and maintained up-to-date as documents are opened, changed, and closed. - One for jsonnet objects. This one is a global var and is only added to. Modified objects are never removed/modified from the cache. By merging the two caches, we can expand the first cache's behavior to also invalidate modified objects from the global cache when a document is changed.
Instead of carrying a `cache` and `vm` around on each function, create a `Processor` struct to contain those
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Closes #133
There are two caches currently:
By merging the two caches, we can expand the first cache's behavior to also invalidate modified objects from the global cache when a document is changed.