Rohd extension#670
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Description & Motivation
We need a ROHD extension that can not only provide syntax expansion, as our previous extension did (and this one makes it more powerful), but also provide a place to add services, such as helpers with DTD URIs and cross-probing in VSCode.
This creates a rohd_extension directory and a set of installation code to add this extension to a user's VSCode.
Related Issue(s)
Adds to #437
Testing
The services have been tested extensively with cross-probing programs in upcoming PRs.
Backwards-compatibility
No.
Documentation
Yes, there is documentation on the syntax expansion. At the point of this PR, other features are still latent (such as cross-probing) which relies on a new database called FLC which will be documented in the ROHD platform. For now, this PR is preparation for central services, like FLC parsing. (File/Line/Column for symbol tables).