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fixes #274592

@github-actions github-actions bot added the rust Rust use is a significant feature of the PR or issue label Mar 27, 2026
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Please explain your changes when opening these kinds of PRs.
Substantial changes to tests should be described adequately.

Was there a significant refactor of the package that requires test refactoring?
Are we removing tests that uncovered genuine regressions?

@daeho-ro daeho-ro marked this pull request as draft March 28, 2026 17:25
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Please explain your changes when opening these kinds of PRs. Substantial changes to tests should be described adequately.

Was there a significant refactor of the package that requires test refactoring? Are we removing tests that uncovered genuine regressions?

Sorry, have missed this (also missed putting this in draft), as I fall asleep yesterday. I was just testing out how to make the test more robust but still show failures to indicate upstream changes. This means, testing lsp function might not be that stable since it might have too much false positive failes.

Will, update it

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