semgrep 0.105.0 on Python PyPI

0.105.0 - 2022-07-20

Experimental LSP support for: metavariable inlay hints, hot reloading, App integation, scan commands, and much much more (cli-235)
Added a concatenation reduction for extract mode, so that disjoint snippets
within a file can be treated as one unified file. (extract-reductions)
Extract mode: taint trace positions are now updated to correspond to the source
file. (extract-taint-traces)
Extract mode: generic is now permitted as a languages value (pa-1648)
Added handling for EXPERIMENT severity to allow the ability to test rules as experiments. (rules-680)

Do not store time or skipped targets output unless requested. This reduces memory consumption significantly in large repos (pa-1618)
Reduce memory consumption of semgrep by passing the targets in a more condensed
structure. Previously, we told semgrep which rules to run on which target by
listing out all the rule_ids each target should run. Now, we have a separate
rule_id list and for each target we only ilst the rule_id indices. On large
repos, particularly when run with multiple processes, this has a significant
impact. (pa-1618-2)

C#: Improved error message when function parameters are declared with var (gh-5068)
Scala/others: Added a fix allowing percolation of name information from class parameters
For example, classes which take in arguments like the following in Scala:
```
class ExampleClass(val x: TypeName) {
}
```
do not properly enter the context. So in our analysis, we would not know that the identifier
x has type TypeName, within the body of ExampleClass. (gh-5506)
Fixed the logged message describing the endpoint where rules are fetched from when SEMGREP_URL is set (gh-5753)
Fixed what data was used for indexing match results to used match based id data (index)