Full orchestra defn-spec support for lsp usage.

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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
def-catch-all works for linting. If I want to use find-all-references in lsp, I've got to type the function name all by itself and invoke it there. I can not invoke it within defn-spec itself. There is something almost correct, autocomplete and the little tag in sider that says "2 references" do not work, but the syntax highlighting is fine.

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I've seen it discussed in the archives of slack, but I haven't seen anyone come up with an answer around auto-complete and goto reference for lsp. There may already be a solution and I just was using the

Describe alternatives you've considered
Borkdude said,
"clojure-lsp should at least "see" that defn-spec defines a var, since this is what clj-kondo is providing in the analysis with this config. And clojure-lsp uses the analysis from clj-kondo."

in this reddit thread,
https://www.reddit.com/r/Clojure/comments/r66ygy/using_orchestra_with_clojurelsp/

Since I'm seeing the same issue, I imagine there's something lost in translation, but I'm at a loss for ways to go about remediation on my own.

[borkdude]

@netdrilling Can you make a repro repository that I can clone locally to test your problem?

[borkdude]

Interesting, I can reproduce the problem. Looking closer.

[borkdude]

There was indeed a problem with the locations that were emitted. This should now work on clj-kondo master. See issue #1995

[borkdude]

[ghost]

Just wanted to check in with my thanks. I saw that Eric bumped the version of clj-kondo today, so I finally upgraded. CHEERS! I'm so happy. My macros and defn-spec kicking with the definition jump around, docs on hover, all that. Great work between the two of yall. Much love!

[borkdude]

@netdrilling Thanks for re-confirming!