"|lambda|" isn't listed in "Lua.runtime.nonstandardSymbol"

Which OS are you using?

Windows

Expected Behaviour

https://github.com/LuaLS/lua-language-server/pull/2720 added support for lamda style functions with "|lambda|" as an option for non standard symbols. This change was released in 3.10.0, but it can't be used in VSCode because "|lambda|" is not yet listed as an options. It need to be added to the package.json.

Actual Behaviour

Setting "Lua.runtime.nonstandardSymbol": ["|lambda|"] in settings.json should add support for lamda style functions, such as: Wait.frames(|| print("Hello World"), 60). Instead you get a warning:

Value is not accepted. Valid values: "//", "/**/", "`", "+=", "-=", "*=", "/=", "%=", "^=", "//=", "|=", "&=", "<<=", ">>=", "||", "&&", "!", "!=", "continue".

Reproduction steps

1. Open your settings.json in VSCode
2. Add `"Lua.runtime.nonstandardSymbol": ["|lambda|"]
3. You get a warning

Additional Notes

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Log

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Open package.json around the runtime.nonstandardSymbol setting referenced at line 2911. Compare the listed accepted values with the Lua language server's supported |lambda| option, then update the setting metadata so VSCode accepts it. Reproduce the settings.json example to confirm the warning is gone.