I'd like to continue using this extension such that sourcekit-lsp activates on all the sources in my project, whether they be Swift, C, Objective-C, or Objective-C++. Over in VSCode, the official Swift extension declares support for all languages supported by sourcekit-lsp (and its underlying clangd integration) to help with this. This extension's only declared language is Swift (which is fair), and Zed on the whole is missing even bare-bones support for Objective-C. Seeing as attempts to add a dedicated Objective-C extension stalled, is there any way these additional languages could be supported so that sourcekit-lsp behaves in the way I need?
I'd like to continue using this extension such that sourcekit-lsp activates on all the sources in my project, whether they be Swift, C, Objective-C, or Objective-C++. Over in VSCode, the official Swift extension declares support for all languages supported by sourcekit-lsp (and its underlying clangd integration) to help with this. This extension's only declared language is Swift (which is fair), and Zed on the whole is missing even bare-bones support for Objective-C. Seeing as attempts to add a dedicated Objective-C extension stalled, is there any way these additional languages could be supported so that sourcekit-lsp behaves in the way I need?