Configured Mason and LSP

think of them as an app store and an interpreter

1. Mason: It is the Language Server. It’s the most powerful tool as it allows us to implement language validation, import dependencies, go to definition, renaming, and much more.

• It is your built-in App Store
• It downloads Language Engines
• It manages dependencies safely

1. LSP: In Neovim, the Language Server Protocol (LSP) acts as a standardized bridge between the editor and external language servers, enabling IDE-like features without requiring a full IDE. This separation allows Neovim to handle text editing while third-party servers manage code analysis, resulting in support for many languages and composable components. 

• It acts as the Bridge/Interpreter
• It activates servers dynamically
• It maps your power-shortcuts