so there’s a weird issue in that we seem to be getting symbol occurrence information from IndexStoreDB, but it is somewhat limited, and not particularly “LSP-like”. in particular, we are not seeing resolutions for standard library symbols (e.g. Int), and moreover, we are not seeing resolutions for types in identifier positions like let x = E().

after doing some more investigation, it seems we have at least two possibly unrelated issues

1. IndexStoreDB is not emitting any information about standard library symbols (e.g. Int) whatsoever.

2. IndexStoreDB is labeling the type name as phylum = init when using implicit static init syntax (e.g. Foo() where Foo is a type.)

   this is correct as a link target, because when we click on such a token, we expect to be taken to the initializer and not the type itself. but because the SymbolOccurrence looks identical ([ref|call|calledBy|contBy]) to an explicit Foo.init() call, it receives the wrong token coloring.

   this problem only occurs if the type declares a physical init, if it only has synthesized inits the token receives the correct coloring.

the second issue we can probably get around with the right heuristics, but the first one is a major blocker. it seems IndexStoreDB is only including information about symbols in the same module, which for a snippet, is the snippet itself. could we be initializing the IndexStoreDB instance wrong?

here is an annotated illustration of the problems in the test snippet: