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async cancellation is awkward
It's funny to read this kind of comment (not that your comment is inaccurate or something else, don't worry) because this was supposed to be the purpose of Language Server Protocol (LSP). According to the protocol overview (https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/), it enables language creators (or in this case Zig LSP implementation contributors) to not have to worry about IDE compatibility. Unfortunately, it seems to not be the case as many comments suggest and I find this quite ironic.