Use VSCode-EmmyLua config to provide global config #22
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In e356b99 ('Set up language server configuration automatically') logic for setting up EmmyLuaLs automatically has been added. It used a configuration file at the home directory. It's not really very cool to spam with extension-specific files at the user's home dir. A patch [^1] has been introduced allowing one to specify a path to a global language server configuration file within the VS Code options. Let's set up this instead. [^1] EmmyLua/VSCode-EmmyLua#227
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In e356b99 ('Set up language server configuration automatically') logic
for setting up EmmyLuaLs automatically has been added. It used
a configuration file at the home directory.
It's not really very cool to spam with extension-specific files at the
user's home dir. A patch [^1] has been introduced allowing one to
specify a path to a global language server configuration file within the
VS Code options. Let's set up this instead.
[^1] EmmyLua/VSCode-EmmyLua#227