Validate error code names#3453
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They should have at least two dot-delimited segments and the first should be from a known list. Add the test to the LS since it seems like it would have to depend on all the packages declaring error codes anyway.
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Interesting analysis of Rust source files to check for invalid error codes.
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Thanks for adding these tests, they look great! Just a couple minor suggestions
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They should have at least two dot-delimited segments and the first should be from a known list.
Add the test to the LS since it seems like it would have to depend on all the packages declaring error codes anyway.