Prompt Native REPL in Terminal

[anthonykim1]

Resolves: #24270

Using two memento: global and workspace.

• Global is used so if user clicks on do not show again, native repl suggestion will not show up ever again even after reloading.
• Workspace will be used so only single suggestion prompt shows up in the terminal (remains unaggressive) PER non-reloaded VS Code window instance.

FYI) Problem exists with: user starting terminal Python REPL with 'Start Terminal REPL'. If they type exit, it still shows 'Python' and shift+enter will still send code to the shell which is now outside of Python shell. Bug: #22547

In future could also additionally leverage or alternatively use proposed Terminal Quick Fix API: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/blob/3f3394a6e60850a7cd8578c5149bf34ab3157cf8/src/vscode-dts/vscode.proposed.terminalQuickFixProvider.d.ts

[anthonykim1]

Question is, do I really need the URI and pass it in? It seems like its used for await getActiveInterpreter(resource!, this.interpreterService); but works fine in extension host.
Perhaps this is because interpreter has already been pre-selected.

[karthiknadig]

Can you use the executeCommand API from src\client\common\vscodeApis\commandApis.ts

I was speaking to Daniel. Could we just put the use native REPL in the Shell welcome message? The REPL part can be turned into a link that launches the REPL. We can start with a not so in your face message.

[karthiknadig]

This API, in terminal shell options:

[anthonykim1]

this is interesting, challenge would be supporting the opening of a link to open the Native REPL though.
I made it so it prompt only shows once per non-reloaded session of VS Code and also pressing do not show will never show the suggestion again across VS Code instances (even after reloading).

Maybe we can start with the message and later add the link as well? I think the more visibility we can offer, the better it will be. /cc @cwebster-99