feat(typescript-service): Pick up the writeFile override from the LanguageServiceHost when it is overridden#3491
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Description
Typescript allows plugging the writeFile implementation in the LanguageServiceHost when using a language service. It will use this override internally but in our Project code we were ignoring that setting and falling back to the default implementation. This will use the override value to write files out in
EmitFileif it is set, otherwise using the system version.Test plan
This has been tested with a custom writer in a separate change, but for this change just rely on unit testing. There will be no behavioral change unless the writeFile value is set, and by default it is not.