Remove broken SMIE rule. #82
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Fixes #80 |
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* Bump elixir_sense and use ElixirSense.references/3 Now that elixir-lsp/elixir_sense#42 is fixed (via elixir-lsp/elixir_sense#61) and umbrella support is added via elixir-lsp/elixir_sense#46 we no longer need to maintain a separate implementation of `ElixirSense.references/3` and can instead use the implementation provided by `ElixirSense`. This is good because now we're using less of the private internals of `ElixirSense`. * Map nil uri from ElixirSense to the current file * Upgrade elixir_sense after infinite loop * Handle types being an atom
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elixir-smie-rulesthere was a(:before . "def")rule that was propping up an incorrectly written test. This rule was breaking indentation for nested modules.