It gets the web URL for the file yet uses the file service to load it,
so having a sub-path causes it not to be found on disk (the sub-path
obviously only means anything for the web server and isn't on disk).
- Implement the localization service.
- Use the proper build process which generates the require JSON files.
- Implement getting the locale and language configuration.
- Don't use "any" for the API type.
- Remove everything from the Coder API that can eventually be done
through the VS Code API.
- Move the event emission to our own client to minimize patching.
Since this will be a path in the binary that we don't want to create on
the user's system. I also removed the option to override it; it doesn't
seem like a great idea since you'd always want those builtin extensions.
This way we also don't have to check if the option was passed and only
create it if that was the case.
This isn't a real error event; we artificially emit it just in case
something waiting to start is listening to the error event in order to
clean up and/or restart.
* Allow setting paths for builtin exts and extra dirs
The extra directories aren't used yet, just available from the
environment service and to the shared process.
* Utilize extra builtin extensions path
* Utilize extra extensions directory
* Fix cached mtimes for extra extension dirs
* Simplify extension cache equality check
Asher
John McCambridge
Kyle Carberry