Fix: Reverse web resource compare order - Server (left) vs Local (right)

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Description

Fixes the web resource comparison order to match user expectations and standard diff conventions. When comparing a local web resource with its server version, the diff view now correctly displays the server version on the left and the local version on the right.

Problem

When using the "Compare with Server" feature for web resources, the diff view was showing:

• Left side: Local file (user's changes)
• Right side: Server file (base version)

This was counter-intuitive and opposite to standard diff conventions where the base/original version appears on the left and the modified version appears on the right.

Solution

Modified the compareWebResources method in src/helpers/webResourceHelper.ts to:

1. Swap the parameters passed to vscode.diff command so the server file (temp file) is the left parameter and the local file is the right parameter
2. Update the diff title from "Local <--> Server" to "Server <--> Local" to accurately reflect the new order

Before:

await vscode.commands.executeCommand("vscode.diff", vscode.Uri.file(fullPath), tempFilePath, `Local <--> Server : ${resourceToCompare["@_dvDisplayName"]}`);

After:

await vscode.commands.executeCommand("vscode.diff", tempFilePath, vscode.Uri.file(fullPath), `Server <--> Local : ${resourceToCompare["@_dvDisplayName"]}`);

Impact

Users will now see a more intuitive comparison view:

• Left side: Server version (base/original)
• Right side: Local version (modifications)

This aligns with standard diff tool conventions and makes it easier to review local changes against the server version.

Closes #[issue_number]

Original prompt

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<issue_title>[Bug]: Compare local and server should be reversed</issue_title>
<issue_description>### What happened?

When doing the compare of the web resources; local should be on the right and server should be on the left

What version of the tool are you using?

2.2.5

What version of Visual Studio Code are you running?

1.104.2

Any relevant session id from VSCode?

No response

Relevant log output

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Fixes #281

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