Suppress noisy trace diagnostics - #97
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Thanks — I rewrote the description to spell out the actual behavior change. The code now skips declaration-file noise and type-only declarations, so the diagnostics stay on source edits that can be acted on. |
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Fixes #50
This trims trace diagnostics that are not useful to act on: declaration files and type-only declarations. The goal is to keep the trace warnings focused on source locations where a code change can actually help, while still leaving value-level trace diagnostics intact.
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