✨ Add support for pyproject.toml parsing to find app entrypoint#14
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Closes #13
This PR adds support for parsing pyproject.toml to find the application entrypoint (along with a fixture to test against this). With these changes, the priority order is as follows:
fastapi.entryPoint- user has explicitly set this in VS Code settingspyproject.toml- user has set[tool.fastapi]entrypointI've also restructured
extension.tsto make it more legible. All application discovery is now inappDiscovery.ts