Rename "inline hints" to "inlay hints"#19318
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Aligns F#-owned terminology with LSP and VS Code conventions. The Roslyn ExternalAccess types (IFSharpInlineHintsService, etc.) are left unchanged as they are owned by Roslyn. Fixes dotnet#16608
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Renames all F#-owned references from "inline hints" to "inlay hints" for consistency with LSP and VS Code terminology, following the Roslyn-side rename (dotnet/roslyn#71855).
This is a mechanical rename across code identifiers, user-facing strings, localization files, and file names. The Roslyn ExternalAccess types (
IFSharpInlineHintsService,FSharpInlineHint,GetInlineHintsAsync) are left unchanged as they are owned by Roslyn.Fixes #16608
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