feat: array value completion from contributions#276
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This enables a JSONWorkerContribution to contribute array value completions.
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This PR enables
JSONWorkerContributionto contribute array value completions. I originally requested this feature in #263 and have now taken a first stab at implementing it. To avoid changing the API, I reusedcollectValueCompletions, but it doesn't feel like the best fit for this use case. Another approach might be introducing something likecollectArrayCompletions, possibly with better fitting attributes like the index the cursor is at. I'm happy to hear your thoughts and feedback!