I didn't know we have this, I feel like should vimPlugins.youcompleteme use it.

This PR makes ycmd copy all its third party dependencies to the output. This includes a couple of python packages as well as source code for racerd, gocode, godef, and OmniSharp. (This adds additional 42M to the package size.) Is there any good reason for doing so?

I'm also not sure how this fixes #14349, because python scripts are still wrapped in bash scripts.

The majority of the third_party disk util is OmniSharpServer:

   26.2 MiB [##########] /OmniSharpServer
    3.9 MiB [#         ] /JediHTTP
    3.8 MiB [#         ] /python-future
    1.9 MiB [          ] /requests
    1.0 MiB [          ] /bottle
  844.0 KiB [          ] /gocode
  564.0 KiB [          ] /godef
  564.0 KiB [          ] /waitress
  380.0 KiB [          ] /argparse
  184.0 KiB [          ] /racerd
   28.0 KiB [          ] /frozendict
    4.0 KiB [          ] /tern_runtime

I almost wouldn't be opposed to vendoring some of the other deps though. In the PR I opened above, I think I'll probably just vendor JediHTTP, since it's not a legitimate python package (doesn't have a setup.py, and they're not likely to keep up to date with breaking changes in their deps, since they too vendor stuff...). With all that said, might make sense to use ycmd's vendored python deps too, but I've decided to stick with using our packaged versions for now.

Yeah this was rushed. Apologies.

Declining in favor of the PR from @cstrahan.

As a side note, @rasendubi the __main__.py output from this expression is definitely not wrapped in a bash script (or at least the one installed into my ~/.nix-profile/bin), but the path is also no longer modified.