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* [prompt snippets]: working on recursive file references * [prompt snippets]: working on file contents codec * [prompt snippets]: implement the `LinesCodecDecoder` * [prompt snippets]: working on the `SimpleTokensCodecDecoder` * [prompt snippets]: implement first version of `PromptSyntaxCodec` * [prompt snippets]: add `Range` attributes to all the tokens * [prompt snippets]: refactoring components to standalone files * [prompt snippets]: move out components to separate files, working on the first unit test * [prompt snippets]: add the first unit test for `LinesDecoder` * [prompt snippets]: add first unit test for the `SimpleDecoder` * [prompt snippets]: refactor `SimpleDecoder` logic * [prompt snippets]: make `SimpleDecoder` handle `\t` characters and improve unit tests * [prompt snippets]: add unit tests for the `ChatbotPromptCodec` codec * [prompt snippets]: add unit test for the `ChatbotPromptReference` * [prompt snippets]: working on enhancing prompt context * [prompt snippets]: enahnce working set file references on submit * [prompt snippets]: cleanup * [prompt snippets]: implement automatic references resolution on file variable addition * [prompt snippets]: implement prompt snippets for implicit context files * [prompt snippets]: improve implicit context file rendering * [prompt snippets]: remove redundant `ChatReference` class * [prompt snippets]: `PromptReference` can now subscribe to filesystem changes, added unit test for the `assertDefined` util * [prompt snippets]: make `LinesDecoder` to also emit `NewLine` tokens, add more unit tests for it * [prompt snippets]: resolve nested references for dynamic variables and update variable label * [prompt snippets]: add nested file references to implicit context of prompt request * [prompt snippets]: variable hover label now includes nested file references * [prompt snippets]: add the `TestDecoder` and `TestLinesDecoder` reusable test utilities * [prompt snippets]: add unit tests for `ChatbotPromptDecoder` decoder * [prompt snippets]: refactor decoders to eliminate static type hacks * [prompt snippets]: improve `BaseDecoder` logic and docs * [prompt snippets]: add unit tests for the new reduce-less logic of the stream * [prompt snippets]: improve doc comments, finish the basic unit test for the `PromptFileReference` class * [prompt snippets]: finish the main unit test for the `PromptFileReference` class * [prompt snippets]: make the `PromptFileReference` class ininite-reference-recursion-proof and add approptiate tests * [prompt snippets]: cleanup * [prompt snippets]: ensure codecs work well with UTF16 codepoints * [prompt snippets]: add `randomInt()` utility and related tests * [prompt snippets]: refactor and add more unit tests * [prompt snippets]: fix unresolved `Buffer` import reference * [prompt snippets]: refactor `LinesDecoder` to use `VSBuffer` as underlying data source * [prompt snippets]: make the `ImplicitContext` to create prompt file reference object only if `prompt-snippets` config value is set * [prompt snippets]: make the `ChatDynamicVariable` to resolve prompt file reference object only if `prompt-snippets` config value is set * [prompt snippets]: localize (+N more) labels * [prompt snippets]: pre PR cleanups * [prompt snippets]: minor cleanups * [prompt snippets]: address some PR feedback, fix an unit test issue * [prompt snippets]: move file to common layers * [prompt snippets]: move base codec types to base/common * [prompt snippets]: move more codec files around * [prompt snippets]: update a code comment * [prompt snippets]: fix `assert.throws()` API incompatibility issue * [prompt snippets]: minor cleanup * [prompt snippets]: improve unit tests for the `PromptFileReference` * [prompt snippets]: skip unit tests of `PromptFileReference` on Windows for now * [prompt snippets]: address PR feedback * [prompt snippets]: add `PromptFileReference.isPromptSnippetFile` getter * [prompt snippets]: move the `assertDefined` utility to `types.ts` * use service injection in `PromptFileReference` class * [prompt snippets]: remove formatting changes * [prompt snippets]: remove more formatting changes * [prompt snippets]: revert more formatting changes * [prompt snippets]: add logic to dispose existing variables in `ChatDynamicVariableModel` * [prompt snippets]: cleanup * [prompt snippets]: minor cleanup * [prompt snippets]: remove redundant disposable registrations, cleanup more formatting changes * [prompt snippets]: improve cross-platform newline handling, add `vertical tab` and `form feed` tokens * [prompt snippets]: minor types naming cleanup * [prompt snippets]: make `ChatPromptCodec` to be a global singleton object and improve doc comments * [prompt snippets]: address PR feedback * [prompt snippets]: remove (+N more) label, ensure that `ChatFileReferences` are scoped to files only * [prompt snippets]: revert changes for the `ImplicitContext` * [prompt snippets]: cleanup changes in `ChatDynamicVariableModel` * [prompt snippets]: revert changes in the `ChatRequestParser` * [prompt snippets]: improve history navigation * [prompt snippets]: address PR feedback * [prompt snippets]: allow non-prompt-snippet files to be referenced, but don't parse their contents
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