Fix #166: Handle lack of Script Analyzer binaries #167
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This change enables PowerShell Editor Services to operate correctly in the scenario where no Script Analyzer binaries are available. This is a first step in the direction of removing the direct dependency on Script Analyzer and moving analysis behavior to the new extensibility model.
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This change enables PowerShell Editor Services to operate correctly in the
scenario where no Script Analyzer binaries are available. This is a first
step in the direction of removing the direct dependency on Script Analyzer
and moving analysis behavior to the new extensibility model.