Use a common and managed Monaco Editor across the application#2380
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This update centralizes the Monaco Editor usage across the application, and makes it so the editor is initialized only once, and is reused globally. This prevents performance issues, like multiple instances being tracking data-lake variable changes at the same time, and also makes sure all usage have the same behavior.
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Monaco is working fine after the migration
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This update centralizes the Monaco Editor usage across the application, and makes it so the editor is initialized only once, and is reused globally.
This prevents performance issues, like multiple instances being tracking data-lake variable changes at the same time, and also makes sure all usage have the same behavior.