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This is rather a proposal within demo than a pull request. It adds
containerNameinto the text which is shown in a document symbols list. It improves user experience as one can see where a symbol from. In the screenshots you can see that a couple structures can have the same function just implementing one trait. The similar experience is writing Python. A couple of class can have__init__method so in symbols you can't see which class the selected constructor for.I'm not sure about where to place
containerNamein a symbol list's item, so I'm open to suggestions. Currently I decided to add it as a prefix with::as a divisor. I didn't find a convinient way to make it as an option in settings.Take a look at the screenshots.