Delete unnecessary GetServiceAsync calls#79396
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It's not entirely clear to me why these were added; the intent may have been to create them asynchronously before we had a later GetService() call, but these services are likely to be created when we're loaded (like IVsShell), so these won't do anything. Some of the other ones we've now all moved to GetServiceAsync() at the actual use sites so there's no reason to have that either. Closes dotnet#29598
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It's not entirely clear to me why these were added; the intent may have been to create them asynchronously before we had a later GetService() call, but these services are likely to be created when we're loaded (like IVsShell), so these won't do anything. Some of the other ones we've now all moved to GetServiceAsync() at the actual use sites so there's no reason to have that either.
Closes #29598