Remove extra whitespace after lightspeed suggestion #1163
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Currently when adding tasks via Lightspeed, the cursor is automatically indented in the following row to the appropriate column for the content of the task. However, it's expected that most likely a user is moving from prompt to prompt/task to task, rather than line by line manual development. As a result, they end up with a number of tasks with lines between them containing a bunch of whitespace, whereas ansible-lint expects them to be empty. This PR removes the extra whitespace. It also removes a stray
vscode.commands.executeCommand("editor.action.inlineSuggest.trigger");that should not have been in this function originally. This PR is most easily reviewed with whitespace ignored (?w=1).