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Following up on #2031 (comment)
It also seems to be a pretty common case that a new user will not know off the bat that they need to install the language server. I think VSCode/nvim plugins might install these themselves which makes it unexpected to have to install it when using helix. So I added a note to the bottom of the installation instructions pointing to the new lsp wiki.
Also, thanks @David-Else (and subsequent contributors) for setting up that wiki :)