fix: fix microsoft#214741 declare vscode capbility on linux properly #214784
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VS Code is a versatile text editor, and it's essential to properly declare its capabilities. Not only were plain text files be recognized as text/plain, but also coding files like .go, .php, .py, etc., which are a primary focus of VS Code. We definitely need these file types to appear in the candidate list when opening files.
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Edited the PR descriptions, sorry for typo in commit log. |
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VS Code is a versatile text editor, and it's essential to properly declare its capabilities. Not only were plain text files be recognized as text/plain, but also coding files like .go, .php, .py, etc., which are a primary focus of VS Code. We definitely need VS Code to appear in the candidate list when opening these files.
Any discussions/suggestions are welcomed.