Lazy load workspace libraries

I'm using sumneko_lua with Neovim and I wanted to have completions from the Lua plugins I have installed, so I inserted all the paths to the plugins that I have into Lua.workspace.library

But the problem is that it that sumneko_lua loads all the files inside those libraries right on startup, causing a massive increase to my RAM usage. Normally sumneko_lua only takes up 100-200 MB, but after adding 40+ library paths, sumneko now takes up to 600-700 MB.

Is it possible to load the libraries into the workspace, only when it is needed?
For example, I don't believe the library needs to be loaded when you're only completing a require statement:

local foobar = require("foob|

sumneko_lua only needs to scan the directories listed in Lua.workspace.library to find the correct files.

Once the require statement is completed, and its return value is interacted with:

local foobar = require("foobar")
foobar.call_functi|

sumneko_lua can now then load the library in order to produce the completions.

Is it possible for something like this to be implemented?

首先跟踪 Lua.workspace.library 路径的加载方式，以及 require 语句补全如何查找匹配的文件。然后检查所需库何时可用于成员补全。完成的标准是：搜索库路径时无需在启动时加载每个文件，同时 require("foobar") 和 foobar.call_function 等补全仍然有效。