Add explorer context menus for 'Run/Debug Pester tests'

[bergmeister]

PR Summary

Similar to the existing context menu for the files tab. Manually tested that it works

cc @JustinGrote @nohwnd

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[bergmeister]

@PoshChan restart ci please

[PoshChan]

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[bergmeister]

@PoshChan please restart ci!

[PoshChan]

@bergmeister, you are not authorized to request a rebuild

[TylerLeonhardt]

you can ignore the macos failure

[TylerLeonhardt]

LGTM thanks for this!

[bergmeister]

@TylerLeonhardt Just something that is worthwhile noting is that it depends on the currently displayed and focused file in the editor, i.e. one needs to click on the item in explorer first and then do the right click. If a different file has the focus then that file would be chosen for the test run. Also, if someone never opened any ps1 file, then it would just silently fail because the PSIC is not up and running.

[nohwnd]

Hmm that’s a bit unfortunate, I know I never left-click, right-click, I just right-click.

[bergmeister]

Currently we get the path from const uriString = vscode.window.activeTextEditor.document.uri.toString(); in all use cases (file tab and explorer context menu). Maybe we need to enhance to check if we were called from explorer or from the file tab menu (or pass a parameter to the method with that info) so that we can conditionally use a more appropriate property for the file explorer use case. Let me see if I can do something.

[bergmeister]

I could fix it to pass the fileUri of the right-clicked explorer menu through (which works even if that explorer item is not selected) and tested the file tab context menu still works as well. Therefore this issue is gone.

[TylerLeonhardt]

LGTM