Auto-update lsp-framework to 1.3.0

[waruqi]

New version of lsp-framework detected (package version: 1.0.1, last github version: 1.3.0)

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request automatically updates the lsp-framework dependency to its latest available version, 1.3.0. This ensures that the project utilizes the most recent features and bug fixes provided by the framework, maintaining up-to-date dependencies and improving overall stability and functionality.

Highlights

• lsp-framework Version Update: The lsp-framework package has been updated to version 1.3.0 in the xmake.lua configuration, adding the new version and its corresponding hash.

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Code Review

This pull request automatically updates the lsp-framework package to version 1.3.0. The change correctly adds the new version. However, I've identified a critical issue: the existing patches for version 1.0.1 are not applied to 1.3.0. My analysis of the upstream repository shows that the issues fixed by these patches (missing installation rules and a missing header include) are still present in version 1.3.0. This will cause the build to fail. My review includes a comment detailing how to adjust the patch configurations to resolve this.

[gemini-code-assist]

While this correctly adds the new version, the existing patches for version 1.0.1 are not applied to 1.3.0. My analysis of the upstream repository for version 1.3.0 shows that the issues addressed by these patches (missing installation rules and a missing header include) are still present. This will cause the build to fail for version 1.3.0.

To fix this, the version constraints for the patches need to be updated to include 1.3.0. You should change the patch applications to be something like this:

    add_patches(">=1.0.1", "patches/1.0.1/fix-install.diff", "bb5e4436091ba1846144ffa80fb8afd4d0213760bce45dd6fd31662905cb4bc3")
    add_patches(">=1.0.1", "patches/1.0.1/fix-missing-ios.diff", "8447605c2ed14cfbf394b29ffe2348e2179424504100aa01cd88b3d054e5ceb1")

This will ensure the necessary fixes are applied to all versions from 1.0.1 onwards, including the new 1.3.0.