Fix: Off-by-one Line/Column indexes from Hlint#705
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Hlint returns 1-indexed line and column numbers. However,
nvim-lintuses indexes from 0. This causes Hlint's diagnostic to be reported on the wrong line/columnExample
Proof that Hlint reports 1-indexed line numbers
Here is the output of Hlint:This PR fixes this issue and updates the tests accordingly.
Thanks for the plugin :)