[SwiftRefactor] Switch package manifest refactoring actions to use EditRefactoringProvider
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This is now handled by the Swift Package Manager itself and refactoring actions are only responsible for package manifest updates.
…dit]` None more auxiliary files means that we don't need an extra type.
…efactoringProvider` Since `PackageEdit` is gone all of the package manifest refactoring actions can now conform to `EditRefactoringProvider` directly.
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Removes custom
ManifestEditRefactoringProviderandPackageEdittypes and makes package manifest refactoring actions responsible only for manifest file refactorings, adding new files is now handled separately by swift package managed and in the future by sourcekit-lsp.