TPI: Launch VS Code native REPL from embedded terminal link

[anthonykim1]

Refs: #24270 (comment)

• macOS @DonJayamanne
• linux @aeschli
• windows @rebornix

Complexity: 2

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Thank you in advance for testing.

Background Information

VS Code Native REPL is an editor based Python REPL that you can use via setting.
Easiest way to launch the Python VS Code Native REPL is via shift+entering in your Python file, or via command palette Python: Start Native Python REPL

This month's addition was to ensure Native REPL gets increased visibility from users who may only be used to Python REPL in terminal experience (The REPL in your terminal that starts with >>>). So I have added a line of clickable text that should show up if you launch your Python.

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Setup & Testing:

1. Make sure you have python.terminal.shellIntegration.enabled and havepython.REPL.sendToNativeREPL DISabled in the beginning.
2. Launch Python REPL in Terminal (Feel free to launch via typing python in your terminal, shift+enter from Python file, use command palette)
3. Ensure that you get a clickable link depending on your OS (mac would say CMD click, whereas windows and Linux would say ctrl click to launch VS Code Native REPL) Such as:

4. Make sure clicking on that link lead to launch of Native REPL and you can interactively run your Python code in the Native REPL.

[rebornix]

This is very nice

[rebornix]

The only challenge I ran into is it requires reload to see the change.