Type check scripts against the SDK reference assemblies - #333
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GetProjectOptionsFromScript defaults to assumeDotNetFramework = true, so a .fsx passed with --script was resolved against the .NET Framework reference assemblies. FSharp.Core then failed to load and everything coming from it (printfn, string, int, ...) was undefined. Those constructs end up as error recovery nodes in the typed tree, which analyzers cannot match on, so a --script run silently reported nothing for most of the script. Also warn when a project or script does not type check, so a run that can only cover part of the code no longer looks clean. Fixes ionide#332
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GetProjectOptionsFromScript defaults to assumeDotNetFramework = true, so a .fsx passed with --script was resolved against the .NET Framework reference assemblies. FSharp.Core then failed to load and everything coming from it (printfn, string, int, ...) was undefined. Those constructs end up as error recovery nodes in the typed tree, which analyzers cannot match on, so a --script run silently reported nothing for most of the script.
Also warn when a project or script does not type check, so a run that can only cover part of the code no longer looks clean.
Fixes #332