This allows this plugin to work with codeium enterprise

[LeonardoMor]

While looking at #35, I realized that the even if the language server binary was downloaded and extracted correctly, this was not going to work.

The problem was that the final url to the API was not formatted correctly.

To handle the binary situation, I added a check, if it fails then the binary is downloaded from GitHub.

Both these issues have been fixed here.

Tested both with and without codeium enterprise. As far as I can tell all functionality remains the same.

Ouput of :checkhealth neocodeium:

==============================================================================
neocodeium: require("neocodeium.health").check()

System information: ~
- *linux* *(x64)*
  If it is not correctly detected, then consider to report a bug at
  https://github.com/monkoose/neocodeium/issues

Checks: ~
- OK *curl* is installed
- OK *API* *key* is present
- OK *Server* *binary* exists: ~/.codeium/bin/1.14.12/language_server_linux_x64
- OK *Server* is running on port 43177 with pid 1685253

Commits:

• fix(server): pass enterprise args correctly to language server
• fix(binary): typo
• fix(binary): fixes NeoCodeium: failed to extract binary on enterprise #35

[monkoose]

I think this block is skipped without ):wait() and url changed after

neocodeium/lua/neocodeium/binary.lua

Lines 98 to 111 in 608bfb3

	vim.system(
	{ "curl", "-Lo", self.path .. ".gz", url },
	{ stdout = false },
	vim.schedule_wrap(function(o)
	if o.code ~= 0 then
	echo.error("failed to download binary\n" .. o.stderr)
	return
	end
	if callback then
	callback()
	end
	end)
	)
	end