Further optimisations for compilation events triggered by the language server.

[JoshuaBatty]

Here is a list of optimisations that can be made to improve the responsiveness of the language server in response to did change events. Times are measured against the benchmark example in sway-lsp tests.

• Wrap the programs_cache from the QE around an Arc 23.015ms | Reduce cloning in the programs cache for LSP #5550
• Disable running DCA, control flow analysis?, for didChange events 39.544ms Disable DCA and writing diagnostics on did_change events #5555
• Disable running collect_types_metadata for didChange events 3.522ms Disable DCA and writing diagnostics on did_change events #5555
• Only write the diagnostics res to self.diagnostics.write() on didSave 21.135ms Disable DCA and writing diagnostics on did_change events #5555
• Don’t write TokenMap or Metrics into an intermediate copy and then write back to the original in write_parse_result | see if we can write to them directly. 36.635ms LSP Optimization: Remove ParseResult and write to session types directly #5516
• Cache document::mark_file_as_dirty at the beginning of didChange 708.625µs cache pid lock files to reduce IO operations #6297
• Optimise uri_and_session_from_workspace function by caching results 575.667µs Optimize manifest directory lookup with efficient caching #6444
• Write changes to memory instead of disk in write_changes_to_file func 3.387ms
• Cache the BuildPlan instead of creating on before compilation 2.425ms Cache BuildPlan in LSP #5462
• We clear the whole TokenMap and traverse and repopulate the modules alongside the users workspace. We should only need to do this once. Optimise clearing and traversing code to only re-parse the modified file #6292 8.674ms
• Possibly run parse_ast_to_typed_tokens using a rayon par iter? (139.6ms → 127.7ms) | LSP Optimization: Use rayon for parse_ast_to_typed_tokens function #5473
• Use rayon par_iters in the traverse::typed_tree module. We are doing this in traverse::parsed_tree which takes 11.3ms while typed traverse takes 140ms | LSP Optimization: Add par_iters to the traverse::typed_tree module #5487