Add auto-imports#79
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… exiting early on the first one (so everything is underlined instead of having to solve one, save, solve the next)
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Now, we prioritize functions with bodies and only jump to forward declaration if no full function was found. This also means there's no reason for forward declarations anymore.
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This PR is built on top of #78 but I can't set that as the base branch on this repo.
This adds two new functionalities to the LSP:
From a UX perspective, these are meant to mimick functionality from modern IDEs which allow you to do very much the same (vscode included) for normal languages.
Note: imports are added after the last import statement in the file if it exists. If it doesn't, they are added at line 0.
From my testing it seems to work great, and I don't see a performance dip either.