Remove the CanonicalForked state from LanguageServerProjectLoader#82755
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Remove the CanonicalForked state from LanguageServerProjectLoader#82755jasonmalinowski wants to merge 2 commits intodotnet:mainfrom
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This simplifies the approach being used for forked canonical projects and brings them back inline with how we do regular projects. A project where we want a forked canonical project for is initialized to being a primordial project like before, and then we update it to a real project via the usual mechanism. The trick is to treat the build host parameter to TryLoadProjectInMSBuildHostAsync as optional -- once we've built the canonical state we just don't need to use it again.
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This simplifies the approach being used for forked canonical projects and brings them back inline with how we do regular projects. A project where we want a forked canonical project for is initialized to being a primordial project like before, and then we update it to a real project via the usual mechanism. The trick is to treat the build host parameter to TryLoadProjectInMSBuildHostAsync as optional -- once we've built the canonical state we just don't need to use it again.
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