When will we have a proper LSP implementation for Kotlin that is maintained not by a single person but a full blown team? JetBrains is very short-sighted about

When will we have a proper LSP implementation for Kotlin that is maintained not by a single person but a full blown team? JetBrains is very short-sighted about this[1], putting their own IDE-s success over the success of Kotlin: not healthy for the language if you ask me. A lot of developers using Kotlin are also gaslighting everyone who doesn't want to use IntelliJ for Kotlin as if using the editor of your choosing is some sort of madness. Kotlin needs to be a foundation, it clearly has a big community to drive the language and its accompanying tooling and integrations. Kotlin needs to be completely decoupled from JetBrains to succeed outside the JVM/java legacy areas. [1]https://discuss.kotlinlang.org/t/any-plan-for-supporting-language-server-protocol/2471 https://discuss.kotlinlang.org/t/any-plan-for-supporting-lan...