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Add an extension setting that controls [swift] language inlay hints so that hints can be disabled by default for now. Most other language extensions have inlay hints turned off by default (particularly for inferred variable types), likely because it is tricky to figure out how to turn them off/on otherwise.

Later on, when there is a walkthrough mode, we can provide users with an option to set inlay hints on or off when the extension runs for the first time.

Issue: #1512

Add an extension setting that controls `[swift]` inlay hints so that
hints can be disabled by default for now. Most other language extensions
have inlay hints turned off by default, likely because it is tricky to
figure out how to turn them off/on otherwise.

Later on, when there is a walkthrough mode, we can provide users with
an option to set inlay hints on or off when the extension runs for the
first time.

Issue: swiftlang#1512
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Closing this pull request, we'll just add documentation to the walkthrough to make people aware of the VS Code settings that can be used to turn off this feature.

@rbenegal rbenegal closed this Jul 31, 2025
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