DidChange might only have new text#198
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Currently the spec says that `TextDocumentContentChangeEvent.text` contains the new text of the *document*. I assume that, if the server requested incremental changes and if the client obliged by sending a range+rangelength, then the `text` field merely contains the new text of the *range*.
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Currently the spec says that
TextDocumentContentChangeEvent.textcontains the new text of the document.I assume that, if the server requested incremental changes and if the client obliged by sending a range+rangelength, then the
textfield merely contains the new text of the range.