feat(protocol): Add custom request handling

[tris203]

This commit introduces the ability to handle custom requests in the protocol package. A new struct, CustomRequestHandler, has been added which contains a Method and a Func. The Func is a function that takes a context and params and returns an error.

The Handler struct now includes a slice of CustomRequestHandlers, and the Handle method has been updated to handle custom requests by unmarshalling the params into the handler's params and then calling the handler's Func.

A new method, FindCustomRequestHandler, has been added to the Handler struct. This method takes a method string and returns the corresponding CustomRequestHandler and a boolean indicating whether the handler was found.

The server's handle method has also been updated to handle errors from the Handler's Handle method.

Usage example:

    CustomRequests := []protocol.CustomRequestHandler{
        {
            Func:   server.TestHandler,
            Method: "test/test",
        },
    }

    handler = protocol.Handler{
        Initialize:            server.initialize,
        Initialized:           server.initialized,
        Shutdown:              server.shutdown,
        SetTrace:              server.setTrace,
        TextDocumentDidOpen:   server.didOpen,
        TextDocumentDidChange: server.didChange,
        TextDocumentDidClose:  server.didClose,
        CustomRequest:         CustomRequests,
    }

then server.TestHandler as below:

func (s *Server) TestHandler(context *glsp.Context, params json.RawMessage) error {
    type TestParams struct {
        Nah string `json:"nah"`
    }

    unmarshaledParams := TestParams{}
    unmarshalErr := json.Unmarshal(params, &unmarshaledParams)
    if unmarshalErr != nil {
        fmt.Println("Error unmarshaling params")
    }
    fmt.Println("TestHandler")
    fmt.Printf("Params: %v", unmarshaledParams.Nah)
    return nil
}

Closes #31

[tris203]

The only problem at the moment, is that because the params are private, it cause issues in the 317 library version as it gets confused over the version, but if i use the 316 version I cant access the params field I have made the Params field public, although I dont like it. I cant think of a better solution. Any suggestions on the most go like way of solving this?

[tris203]

Also seeing this when there are custom routes implemented, I will investigate tomorrow

exit log

``` 2024/06/28 23:45:03 jsonrpc2 handler: notification "exit" handling error: server not initialized ```

this is due to now returning the error in server/handler.go as the exit notifcation comes after the shutdown and resolved in latest commits