Add support for configuring everything with DidChangeConfiguration
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Continues @entombedvirus's work in #37 and #47 With this, we can now configure everything using the configuration endpoint This will allow IDE extensions to change configurations without restarting the server Command line configs are still supported, for retro-compatibility and for looser integrations (like vim and emacs use)
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Continues @entombedvirus's work in #37 and #47
With this, we can now configure everything using the configuration endpoint
This will allow IDE extensions to change configurations without restarting the server
Command line configs are still supported, for retro-compatibility and for looser integrations (like vim and emacs use)