Proposal: make it easier to work with dotnet tools for C#/F# #4299
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This commit implements an approach proposed in emacs-lsp#3906. Specifically, it provides new control variables to make it possible to use C# and F# language servers _either_ as global _or_ local dotnet tools. So far, I've done this by providing boolean variables to control command construction, but I'm not attached to this approach. Closes emacs-lsp#3906.
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This commit implements an approach proposed in #3906. Specifically, it provides new control variables to make it possible to use C# and F# language servers either as global or local dotnet tools. So far, I've done this by providing boolean variables to control command construction, but I'm not attached to this approach.
Closes #3906.