Description
Sometimes rust-analyzer stops working when the server path is overridden by flatpak-vscode.
One cause is this issue, where the only solution that I know of is to disable rust-analyzer completely to stop it from consuming resources, or to disable flatpak-vscode and delete that override so that rust-analyzer can run on the host ( where it does not hang for me)
But there is also the issue that sometimes rust-analyzer does not start by itself, the only solution I have found that I need to build or run the flatpak at least once and restart vscode.
I think a setting to disable the server path override would be very useful, so that rust-analyzer could run on the host if wanted.
I already have the implementation ready, but I think somebody who actually knows typescript should take a second look at it.
Tell me if this sounds reasonable and I would open a PR.
Thanks!