Migrate LSP out of React#12452
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Our LSP has been mounted via React since the beginning, but it hasn't needed to be since #9448. This refactor PR does the following:
/src/lang/lsp/src/lang/lsp/service.ts)LspProvider, instead attaching the LSP extension immediately to KclManager (this should speed up LSP connection times)This is a pretty important subsystem to be moving around, so it's done in step-by-step commits that you should be able to follow along with to get a sense of how we go from
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