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Before: `capabilities::test::test_dynamic_watchers_intellij` and `test_dynamic_watchers_vscode` in `crates/oxc_language_server/src/capabilities.rs` have been byte-identical since both were added in #11075: the same `ClientCapabilities` with `workspace.did_change_watched_files.dynamic_registration: Some(true)`, and the same `assert!(capabilities.dynamic_watchers)`.
After: the IntelliJ copy is gone. Only lines inside `#[cfg(test)] mod test` change.
### Totals
- Files touched: 1.
- Cases deleted: **1 of 111** collected by `cargo test -p oxc_language_server -- --list` (110 run, 1 ignored); after: 110.
- Cases merged: 0. Net lines: **−17**.
- Runtime saved: 0.09 ms, the removed case's duration.
### Why it is safe
- Mutation M1, `capabilities.rs:41`: `dynamic_registration.is_some_and(...)` → `relative_pattern_support.is_some_and(...)`. Both capability tests fail identically; since the bodies are identical, every mutation affects both the same way.
- Still covered by `test_dynamic_watchers_vscode`. The 4 `tests::test_suite` dynamic-watcher tests also notice M1, but by hanging (see below).
Kept after defense: none.
| suite | before | after | delta |
|---|---|---|---|
| `oxc_language_server` (lib) | 111 (110 pass, 1 ignored) | 110 (109 pass, 1 ignored) | −1 |
0 failures before and after; the same test is ignored in both runs.
### What ran and what did not
- Ran at `d14dbd1e1` and on this branch: `cargo test -p oxc_language_server` (with `--list`, and JSON output with `--report-time`); M1, reverted; `cargo clippy -p oxc_language_server --all-targets -- --deny warnings`; `rustfmt --check --edition 2024` on the file; `git diff --check`. All clean.
- Not run: the rest of the workspace and the coverage/conformance suites.
Open pull requests: none of the open PRs touches `capabilities.rs`. Age: the test dates from 6b68de0da (#11075, 2025-05-18) and was not added for a bug.
To revert: `git revert 4bf9d3fea`.
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