Add (opt-in) haxe server communication recording #83
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Enabling server recording keeps reproducible logs of all communication with haxe server and relevant filesystem changes. Works on vshaxe (with vshaxe/vshaxe#566) and pretty much any other LSP compatible editor (except for file watches right now..).
See https://github.com/kLabz/haxerepro/blob/master/doc/Recording.md for some documentation (still need to update a few things there and add documentation about sharing a recording with HF to report a strange behavior).
languageServerProtocol.Typesrelated import changes were necessary because having it inimport.hxwas importing way too many things everywhere, shadowing too many types.