Make it easier to have unit tests in VSCode packages#1541
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Introduces a new convention for tests that end with
.vscode.test.tsmust run within VSCode; other tests can be run as unit tests outside of VSCode. This makes it easier to add unit tests within packages such ascursorless-vscode. Just because a package is designed to be used with VSCode doesn't mean that all of its tests should have to be run within a VSCode context. It might (and should!) have support code that consists of pure functions with no dependencies.Checklist