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As for now, if you search by lua in VS Marketplace or in VS Code, you cant find EmmyLua.

Comment thread package.json
"name": "emmylua",
"displayName": "EmmyLua",
"description": "EmmyLua for vscode",
"displayName": "Emmy Lua",

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Please do not separate them; this is a fixed name. Also, do not modify the description, even though your modification is reasonable.

Comment thread README.md
Provides support for Lua programming language.

`Emmy Lua` provides a powerful Lua IDE experience.
It is built on the [Language Server Protocol](https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/specification) and offers a wide range of server features such as intelligent code completion, types declaration and hinting for Lua, code navigation (go to definition, fund usages, references,..), diagnostics, linting, real-time analysis, and also debugging.

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There's some confusion of concepts here: EmmyLua is a plugin that supports language features via LSP and debugger functionality via DAP.

Comment thread README.md
`Emmy Lua` provides a powerful Lua IDE experience.
It is built on the [Language Server Protocol](https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/specification) and offers a wide range of server features such as intelligent code completion, types declaration and hinting for Lua, code navigation (go to definition, fund usages, references,..), diagnostics, linting, real-time analysis, and also debugging.

`Emmy Lua` written in Rust and built for speed, reliability, and deep Lua support.

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I don't think this point needs any special explanation, since it has already been covered above.

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