fix(vscode): force lsp to be single worker#5050
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This PR fixes an issue with the VSCode Language Server Protocol (LSP) implementation by forcing it to use a single worker thread instead of the default multi-worker configuration.
- Forces the LanguageServer to use
max_workers=1parameter
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