Remove redundant initialization code from the constructor of SyntaxTreeCache#1371
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Remove redundant initialization code from the constructor of SyntaxTreeCache
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All calls to SyntaxTreeCache begin with
initializemethod that re-createsSyntaxTreeCacheso this initial creation will be dropped on the floor. Also this fixes #1338. If so happens that code will be replaced right before callingdispose- then managed side will shutdown old engine and create a new one + create new shim for the language service. Code that I've removed tried to fetch project information from the managed side and died because of NullReferenceException since managed side does not set current project when callingdispose.