Add Ignore Functionality for Analyzers

docs/content/Optimizing Analyzers Using Ignores.md

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+---
+category: end-users
+categoryindex: 2
+index: 6
+---
+
+# Optimizing Analyzers Using Ignores
+
+## Overview
+
+When writing analyzers, we often seen code which looks like this:
+
+```fsharp
+[<EditorAnalyzerAttribute "YourAnalyzer">]
+let analyzerEditorContext (ctx: EditorContext) =
+    handler ctx.TypedTree
+```
+
+The handler code will typically dig into walking the AST/TAST to analyze code and see if the conditions of the current analyzer are being met.
+
+## Using Ignore Ranges
+
+We can optimize our analyzer by checking if there are any ignore ranges with a File scope for the current analyzer. This allows us to skip running the analyzer entirely for files which have been marked to ignore all hits from this analyzer. We cannot skip analyzing files which have more granular ignore ranges (like line or region), since we need to walk the tree to see if any hits fall outside of those ranges.
+
+```fsharp
+[<EditorAnalyzerAttribute "YourAnalyzer">]
+let analyzerEditorContext (ctx: EditorContext) =
+    let ignoreRanges = ctx.AnalyzerIgnoreRanges |> Map.tryFind "your code here"
+
+    match ignoreRanges with
+    | Some ranges -> 
+        if ranges |> List.contains File then
+            async { return [] }
+        else
+            handler ctx.TypedTree
+    | None -> handler ctx.TypedTree
+```
+

docs/content/getting-started/Ignore Analyzer Hits.md

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+---
+category: getting-started
+categoryindex: 1
+index: 5
+---
+
+# Ignoring Analyzer Hits
+
+The FSharp.Analyzers.SDK supports suppressing analyzer warnings through special comments which define ignore ranges. This allows you to disable specific analyzers for certain code sections without modifying the analyzer configuration globally.
+
+## Comment Format
+
+The comment format follows this pattern: `prefix: command [codes]`. You can specify multiple codes with one comment by delimiting the codes with commas. For example: `fsharpanalyzer: ignore-line CODE1, CODE2`.
+
+## Current Line Ignore
+
+To ignore analyzer warnings on a single line, use a comment with the analyzer code:
+
+```fsharp
+let someFunction () =
+    let option = Some 42
+    option.Value // fsharpanalyzer: ignore-line OV001
+```
+
+## Next Line Ignore
+
+To ignore analyzer warnings on a single line, use a comment with the analyzer code:
+
+```fsharp
+let someFunction () =
+    let option = Some 42
+    // fsharpanalyzer: ignore-line-next OV001
+    option.Value
+```
+
+## Region Ignore
+
+To ignore analyzer warnings for a block of code, use start and end comments:
+
+```fsharp
+// fsharpanalyzer: ignore-region-start OV001
+let someFunction () =
+    let option = Some 42
+    option.Value
+// fsharpanalyzer: ignore-region-end
+```
+
+## Ignore File
+
+To ignore all analyzer warnings in a file, place the following comment at the top of the file:
+
+```fsharp
+// fsharpanalyzer: ignore-file OV001
+let someFunction () =
+    let option = Some 42
+    option.Value
+```
+
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