support Go to Definition at the right edge of identifiers#77
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LGTM. Thanks for fixing this quickly.
The test failure is due to JuliaLang/JuliaSyntax.jl#560, which requires some updates on the JL side. I confirmed this branch passes all the tests with the previous JS/JL commits.
We can pin JS/JL commits for now.
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Properly support cases like:
```julia
let
func│
end
```
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Go to Definition now works even when the cursor is placed just after an identifier, like:
If there's nothing suitable to the right of the cursor, the position just to the left (i.e., the right edge of
offset - 1) is also checked.