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4167: Filter out code actions if unsupported by the client and advertise our capabilities r=matklad a=kjeremy This PR does three things: 1. If the client does not support `CodeActionKind` this will filter the results and only send `Command[]` back. 2. Correctly advertises to the client that the server supports `CodeActionKind`. This may cause clients to not request code actions if they are checking for the provider to be `true` (or implement LSP < 3.8) in the caps but I will fix that in a followup PR. 3. Marks most CodeActions as <strike>"refactor" so that they show up in the menu in vscode.</strike>`""`. Part of #144 #4147 #2833 Co-authored-by: kjeremy <kjeremy@gmail.com>
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