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Ignore stderr outputs of go list all to fix #1152#1197
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go list allemits warning messages on stderr, it seems stuck forever, and then auto completion (before importing) feature does not work. So just ignore the outputs of stderr.It fixes #1152. And it's maybe related to #1186.