Fix LSP panic on requesting doc symbols from VSCode #1416
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When working on the VSCode extension, opening the std library from VSCode would trigger a request for document symbols, which made the LSP panic. It seems that, once more, an item that we assumed MUST have a position doesn't. While it's not clear if this is legit or not (for declaration items to be position-less), replacing the
unwrap()by just ignoring items without a position at least doesn't crash the server in the meantime.TODO (after merging)
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