Add code actions for adding library/executable/macro targets to a package manifest #1240
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| /// Produce code actions to add new targets of various kinds. | ||
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Add code actions for introducing new library, executable, or macro targets to a package manifest. I'm a little unhappy with these because we have to pick a name for the target (we choose "NewTarget") and it's a little annoying to change it after the fact. On the other hand, this at least puts the right structural pieces in place.