Ignore missing packages in completion and definition #90
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Closes #81
This PR uses
find.package(pkg, quiet = TRUE)to detect if a package is installed inworkspace$get_namespace()andworkspace$get_code()so that they may returnNULLif the requested package is not installed. And subsequent calls to them ignores the case where package is missing so that writing and hovering on an non-installed package (e.g.abc::) in the code does not trigger extra logging to notice user that the package is not installed (in vscode the bottom panel jumps to extension logging, which is annoying).