Release 2.0.0

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👷🏾‍♀️ Fixes

Part of #46 epic.

Description

Expose language scope, range, token & configuration APIs. Make vscode.ExtensionContext dependency optional.

What changes have you made?

• The VSCE Toolroom open-source collective has adopted the Textmate language service project!
• Redesigned the logo, inspired by the V8 engine and the Textmate osteopermum flower.
• Added support for tokenization and Language providers from built-in grammars as well as service-only grammars.
• Marked TextmateLanguageService~context parameter as optional in the API types.
• Marked the API from 1.0.0 as compatible with 1.55.0, not 1.51.0.
• Provided community resolution to getLanguageConfiguration() API method is missing microsoft/vscode#109919 & getTokenInformationAtPosition API causes too much traffic and blocks the renderer process microsoft/vscode#99356.
• Implemented API methods in an api namespace for developer-friendly logic:
  • Add getTokenInformationAtPosition method for fast positional token polyfill: vscode.TokenInformation.
  • Add getScopeInformationAtPosition method to get Textmate token data: TextmateToken.
  • Add getScopeRangeAtPosition method to get token range: vscode.Range.
  • Add getLanguageConfiguration method for language configuration: LanguageDefinition.
  • Add getGrammarConfiguration method to get language grammar wiring: GrammarLanguageDefinition.
  • Add getContributorExtension method to get extension source of language ID: vscode.Extension.
• Linted the Textmate scope parser correctly & automatically in the test pipeline.
• Added getOniguruma to API utilities, a browser-ready non-streaming build of vscode-oniguruma.

What tests have you completed?

• Tested this in Visual Studio Code v1.82.0.
• Tested this in Visual Studio Code Insiders v1.83.0.
• Tested this for GitHub Codespaces v1.83.0.
• Tested this in VSCodium v1.82.0.

Anything else worth mentioning?

We have skipped some tests for textmate-languageservice-contributes (service-only grammar wirings).
It would behoove us to investigate enabling these tests using a fallback plaintext tokenization.
Collateral: #45