feat: add native code lens support #207
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This PR add introduces native support for Infracost code lenses. Meaning we can drop our reliance on the Terraform extension for code symbols. Instead we now use the Infracost metadata to determine the position and range of the code lens. This should speed up the extension for most users, and improve the robustness of code lens support.
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This PR add introduces native support for Infracost code lenses. Meaning we can drop our reliance on the Terraform extension for code symbols. Instead we now use the Infracost metadata to determine the position and range of the code lens. This should speed up the extension for most users, and improve the robustness of code lens support.