java.project.sourcePaths Setting Fails to Exclude Test Directory from References and Call Hierarchy

Inizia riproducendo il problema in un progetto Java in stile Maven con src/main/java e src/test/java, usando java.project.sourcePaths in settings.json. Confronta i risultati di Find All References e Call Hierarchy dopo aver eseguito Java: Clean Language Server Workspace con la vista Java Projects; il lavoro è completato quando le directory non specificate, come src/test/java, vengono escluse in modo coerente. Nell’issue non sono identificati file del repository né test.

Description
Describe the bug

When configuring the java.project.sourcePaths setting in settings.json to exclude the test directory (e.g., src/test/java) from being indexed, the "Find All References" and "Call Hierarchy" features still include results from the test directory. This persists even after cleaning the language server workspace and restarting VS Code.

To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

Open a Java project in VS Code (e.g., a Maven project with src/main/java and src/test/java).
Add the following to settings.json (workspace scope):
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{
"java.project.sourcePaths": ["src/main/java"]
}
Run Java: Clean Language Server Workspace and restart VS Code.
Right-click a class in src/main/java and select "Find All References" or "Call Hierarchy."
Observe that references from src/test/java are still included in the results.
Expected behavior

The java.project.sourcePaths setting should limit the scope of "Find All References" and "Call Hierarchy" to only the specified directories (e.g., src/main/java), excluding src/test/java.

Actual behavior

References and call hierarchy results still include files from src/test/java, despite the java.project.sourcePaths configuration.

Environment

OS: [e.g., Windows 11, macOS 14, Ubuntu 22.04]
VS Code version: [e.g., 1.87.0]
Java extension version: [e.g., redhat.java v1.XX.X]
JDK version: [e.g., OpenJDK 17]
Project type: [e.g., Maven, Gradle, or plain Java project]
Additional context

No .classpath file exists in the project.
Cleaning the language server cache (Java: Clean Language Server Workspace) and manually deleting the cache folder (e.g., ~/.vscode/extensions/redhat.java-/server/data) did not resolve the issue.
The project structure is standard (e.g., src/main/java for source, src/test/java for tests).
Possible workaround

Manually removing src/test/java from the source path via the "Java Projects" view works temporarily, but this is not a persistent solution across sessions.

Suggested fix

Ensure the java.project.sourcePaths setting is respected by the language server when generating references and call hierarchy, excluding unspecified directories like src/test/java.