fix(lsp): Denormalize specifiers before calling $projectChanged
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…3322) Fixes the regression described in #23293 (comment). This affected jupyter notebooks, as the LSP was passing in already denormalized specifiers, while the jupyter kernel was not. We need to denormalize the specifiers to evict the proper keys from our caches.
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…noland#23322) Fixes the regression described in denoland#23293 (comment). This affected jupyter notebooks, as the LSP was passing in already denormalized specifiers, while the jupyter kernel was not. We need to denormalize the specifiers to evict the proper keys from our caches.
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Fixes the regression described in #23293 (comment). This affected jupyter notebooks, as the LSP was passing in already denormalized specifiers, while the jupyter kernel was not. We need to denormalize the specifiers to evict the proper keys from our caches.