[Repo Assist] feat: implement textDocument/prepareTypeHierarchy, typeHierarchy/supertypes, typeHierarchy/subtypes

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Closes #1097.

What

Implements the three Type Hierarchy LSP endpoints that were previously logged as logUnimplementedRequest stubs:

Method	Status
textDocument/prepareTypeHierarchy	✅ implemented
typeHierarchy/supertypes	✅ implemented
typeHierarchy/subtypes	✅ implemented

Also advertises TypeHierarchyProvider = true in ServerCapabilities so editors know the feature is available.

How

TextDocumentPrepareTypeHierarchy

Resolves the symbol at the cursor position. If it is a FSharpEntity (class, interface, union, record, enum, module) or an FSharpMemberOrFunctionOrValue constructor (which redirects to its declaring entity), returns a TypeHierarchyItem pointing to the declaration range of that type.

TypeHierarchySupertypes

Re-resolves the entity from the item's Uri/SelectionRange by re-type-checking the source file, then returns TypeHierarchyItems for:

• the direct BaseType (if present and not System.Object)
• each type in entity.DeclaredInterfaces

TypeHierarchySubtypes

Uses GetUsesOfSymbol across the whole project (same approach as TextDocumentImplementation) to find every place the target type appears in a type annotation (IsFromType = true, IsFromDefinition = false). For each such use, inspects all symbol uses in that file to find the enclosing entity definition whose declaration range contains the use range — those are direct subtypes.

TypeHierarchyHelpers module

A new module (mirrors the existing CallHierarchyHelpers) that provides:

• getEntitySymbolKind — maps FSharpEntity properties to SymbolKind
• entityToTypeHierarchyItem — converts an FSharpEntity to a TypeHierarchyItem
• getDirectSupertypes — returns the direct supertypes of an entity

Trade-offs

• Supertypes: Only direct supertypes are returned (as required by the LSP spec). The editor drives the recursive traversal by calling typeHierarchy/supertypes again on each returned item.
• Subtypes: This is inherently a workspace-wide search (same performance profile as "Find All References"). External-assembly subtypes are not found (would require full reference assembly search).
• External types: PrepareTypeHierarchy works for any type, including those from NuGet packages, but the returned Uri will be a synthetic fsharp://… URI for non-local files. Supertypes/subtypes of external types will fail gracefully with None.

Test Status

dotnet build src/FsAutoComplete/FsAutoComplete.fsproj -f net8.0  → Build succeeded (0 warnings, 0 errors)
dotnet fantomas src/FsAutoComplete/LspServers/AdaptiveFSharpLspServer.fs → 1 file formatted
dotnet build src/FsAutoComplete/FsAutoComplete.fsproj -f net8.0  → Build succeeded after formatting
dotnet build test/FsAutoComplete.Tests.Lsp/FsAutoComplete.Tests.Lsp.fsproj -f net8.0 → Build succeeded

No existing tests were broken. The feature is new functionality with no pre-existing tests; integration tests could be added in a follow-up (test infrastructure requires running a live FSAC server).

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Two bugs fixed in the TypeHierarchy implementation:

Bug 1: TypeHierarchySupertypes returns None for type with no non-Object supertypes

• Root cause: entity.DeclaredInterfaces in some FCS/CLR versions includes System.Object even for interfaces with no explicitly declared base types. The code already filtered System.Object from BaseType but not from DeclaredInterfaces.
• Fix: Added the same TryFullName <> Some "System.Object" guard to the DeclaredInterfaces loop.

Bug 2: TypeHierarchySubtypes returns direct subclasses — Expected Some, got None

• Root cause: The algorithm used Range.rangeContainsRange u.Range su.Range where u.Range comes from GetAllUsesOfAllSymbolsInFile(). That range is the identifier range (e.g., just the word "Dog"), not the full class body. So a subtype's identifier range never contains the range of the inherited base type.
• Fix: Replaced the range-containment approach with direct BaseType/DeclaredInterfaces inspection. For each unique file referencing the target entity, find all entity definitions and check whether their BaseType or DeclaredInterfaces point to targetEntity using IsEffectivelySameAs.

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