Add sourcekit-lsp initialization smoke test#706
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Missing newline at the end of the file?
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I'll have to test if including one breaks the test. There's not supposed to be a newline at the end of the RPC message
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Not sure of the best place to add the initialization request message. Because of the specific format of the message (must be CLRF; must be precise byte-length) it seemed difficult to inline into the GHA. I added a new
testsdir with the file there, but I am reluctant to clutter the repo root. Is there a better place to put this?