Interaction with native feature

[hediet]

As a follow up to #485, this PR improves interaction with the native bracket pair colorization feature:

• Adds a button to the deprecation notification to enable the native feature. This automatically uninstalls the extension.
  • This makes it easier for users to migrate to the native feature
• Disables colorization by this extension if native colorization is enabled.
  • To reduce CPU power consumption, if both this extension is installed and native colorization is enabled, this extension should do nothing but to prompt that it is deprecated.

What do you think of this feature?

[CoenraadS]

@hediet

I want to add the default color/opacity to migration settings

 workspace
  .getConfiguration()
  .update(
      "editor.guides.colorCustomizations",
      {
          // Bracket colors
          "editorBracketHighlight.foreground1": "#FFD700",
          "editorBracketHighlight.foreground2": "#DA70D6",
          "editorBracketHighlight.foreground3": "#179fff",
          // Inactive guide colors
          "editorBracketPairGuide.background1": "#ffd90080",
          "editorBracketPairGuide.background2": "#CC66CC80",
          "editorBracketPairGuide.background3": "#87CEFA80",
          // Active guide colors
          "editorBracketPairGuide.activeBackground1": "#ffd90080",
          "editorBracketPairGuide.activeBackground2": "#CC66CC80",
          "editorBracketPairGuide.activeBackground3": "#87CEFA80",
      },
      ConfigurationTarget.Global
  );

But doing it like this didn't seem to work, do you know how I can do it? (Nothing was written to settings)

[hediet]

This works for me (note the key workbench.colorCustomizations):

await vscode.workspace
				.getConfiguration()
				.update(
					"workbench.colorCustomizations",
					{
						// Bracket colors
						"editorBracketHighlight.foreground1": "#FFD700",
						"editorBracketHighlight.foreground2": "#DA70D6",
						"editorBracketHighlight.foreground3": "#179fff",
						// Inactive guide colors
						"editorBracketPairGuide.background1": "#ffd90080",
						"editorBracketPairGuide.background2": "#CC66CC80",
						"editorBracketPairGuide.background3": "#87CEFA80",
						// Active guide colors
						"editorBracketPairGuide.activeBackground1": "#ffd90080",
						"editorBracketPairGuide.activeBackground2": "#CC66CC80",
						"editorBracketPairGuide.activeBackground3": "#87CEFA80",
					},
					vscode.ConfigurationTarget.Global
				);

[CoenraadS]

Feel silly for overlooking that, thanks for your patience