feat: add require code action #375
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NJichev
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We get the text as a list of lines, which for the unused variable code isn't a problem but it's better to be consistent if anyone copies simple tests from other files like me.
mhanberg
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If you use Macro.to_string it doesn't include the Elixir. prefix
This adds a require code action that adds `require Module` to your module whenever a macro is used without requiring it beforehand. It tries to insert the require after all the top level Elixir macros(moduledoc, alias, require, import).
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This adds a require code action that adds
require Moduleto your module whenever a macro is used without requiring it beforehand.It tries to insert the require after all the top level Elixir macros(moduledoc, alias, require, import).