Use the LSP defined SymbolKind enum and fix marked #325
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Since Godot uses the `SymbolKind` enum defined by the LSP protocol instead of the one defined by VSCode. Also fixes `marked` being called incorrectly to parse codeblocks.
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Since Godot uses the
SymbolKindenum defined by the LSP protocol instead of the one defined by VSCode.This enum was changed in Godot in godotengine/godot#50913 and was backported to 3.x in godotengine/godot#50914.
Also fixes
markedbeing called incorrectly to parse codeblocks.Fixes #321