Add .Nil member to SymbolUntypedValue.type for nil
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Change symbol for `nil` from SymbolBasicValue to SymbolUntypedValue Enable semantic tokens for identifiers with SymbolBasicValue symbol value. Previously I disabled it (in DanielGavin#263) because `nil` was included there, which made it be highlighted as a type.
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Change symbol for
nilfromSymbolBasicValuetoSymbolUntypedValueEnable semantic tokens for identifiers with
SymbolBasicValuesymbol value. Previously I disabled it (in #263) becausenilwas included there, which made it be highlighted as a type..Nilvariant is not entirely correct, becausenilcannot function as a value with "untyped type".It needs a concrete type.
So doing it properly would probably mean getting the type from the context.
Not sure.
Maybe instead of adding
.Nilvariant,nilshouldn't get any symbol? Since any declaration needs an explicit type, the symbol for the identifier will get it's type, from the type, not value. (Did that in #378)