Ocaml specific navigation commands about tuareg HOT 9 OPEN

Actually, I guess that at least the two first commands can be extracted from PR #120 .

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The first two are provided by beginning-of-defun (with argument -1 and 1 respectively). For the remaining 4, please provide a description of what they are supposed to do.

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@Chris00 I wouldn't prioritize implementing such navigation commands in elisp by the way. These navigation commands are far simpler to implement correctly in merlin. Let's just ask @Khady or @andreypopp to confirm.

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As far as I’m aware there’s no LSP methods for that kind of functionality. But yeah — I think we should provide extensions to LSP which makes implementing those features in editors simple.

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To indent the code or evaluate “phrases”, Tuareg should already somewhat understand the code structure. So maybe these commands are not hard to provide on top of this.

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Merlin already has support for some of those navigation functions btw.

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@Khady Good to know. May you let us know what are the names of the functions? Are they bound to some keys?

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Thanks. I indeed saw merlin-phrase-next and merlin-phrase-prev (bound to C-cC-n and C-cC-p). Do you know about other movements?

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