Share formatting tests between cohosting and LSP server #11264
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These don't exist in cohosting, so can't be shared
On my machine this caused 0 difference in test time, and XUnit fixtures seem at odds with creating custom test discoverers, which I want to do to add fuse testing to cohosting.
This commit was purely mechanical, no changes to any test inputs or outputs. The old file name differentiation made no sense, and its easier to share a single file.
RazorLSPOptions doesn't make sense in cohosting
This makes the test count between the two systems the same, for easy validation that we're doing the right thing
My assumption at the start, that it would be incompatible, was incorrect.
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Fixes #11235
This PR shares all document and range formatting tests between cohosting and the existing LSP server tests. It also correctly represents the actual test coverage of the LSP server tests by splitting out line ending and fuse into test cases. This means cohost goes from 4 test cases to 540. Not a bad increase.
Commit-at-a-time tells the story, but honestly, if you can ignore the moves of all of the tests (which are purely mechanical I promise) it's probably easier not to bother.
Language server tests look like this:
Cohosting tests can look as awesome as this:
