Add completion for type t values

[DZakh]

An example from our project. We have a Money.zero value and now it's also included in the autocomplete:

// Money.res
type t = string

let zero: t = "sdf"

let make = (): t => zero

let fromInt = (int): t => int->Js.Int.toString

// Money.resi
type t

let zero: t

let make: unit => t

let fromInt: int => t

[DZakh]

@zth It's ready for review

[zth]

@DZakh awesome! Have a look as soon as I can.

[zth]

This looks good to me, nice work! Was it OK to find your way around the repo/code?

There's a spelling mistake to fix, and then a changelog would be good as well, but then it's good to go.

[DZakh]

This looks good to me, nice work! Was it OK to find your way around the repo/code?

Yes, it was the first time I worked on an IDE extension and it happened to be easier than I expected.

I usually start with setting up the environment, running tests, and checking that changing code actually affects something. So I followed the CONTRIBUTING.md, which felt a little bit scary, but doing things step by step until the Test section worked for me without a problem.

As for the code structure, I don't really know anything besides the code I touched. I just opened the PR #884 and found a place I need, so I have no idea about other parts of the project.

[zth]

This looks good to me, nice work! Was it OK to find your way around the repo/code?

Yes, it was the first time I worked on an IDE extension and it happened to be easier than I expected.

I usually start with setting up the environment, running tests, and checking that changing code actually affects something. So I followed the CONTRIBUTING.md, which felt a little bit scary, but doing things step by step until the Test section worked for me without a problem.

As for the code structure, I don't really know anything besides the code I touched. I just opened the PR #884 and found a place I need, so I have no idea about other parts of the project.

Ping me the next time you're looking at something in the repo and I can show you a bit more around debugging etc.

[DZakh]

I found it quite easily myself. I like to dig down myself first, this way I have better understanding of the project.

[DZakh]

The only problem, that I have a fear to start contributing sometimes 😅

[zth]

There are tools to dig easier. That's what I mean.