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Taking inspiration from https://github.dev/microsoft/vscode-python-tools-extension-template the next major version of the extension will include a bundled copy of the language server. This brings back just enough code to install `esbonio` and its dependencies in a local `bundled/libs` folder and (attempt) to launch a language client pointed at this installation of esbonio
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Taking inspiration from vscode-python-tools-extension-template the next major version of the extension will include a bundled copy of the language server.
This introduces a scratch
requirements.inwhich along withpip-toolscan be used to generate arequirements.txtthat will installesbonioand its dependencies in a localbundled/libsfolder during the extension's build stepThis brings back just enough code (to attempt) to launch a language client pointed at this installation of esbonio