Selected Python version in VSCODE also applies in internal Terminal

Author: cderv

README.md

@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ The virtual environment will be located in the project directory under `.venv` (
 When in the root of the project, you can run `pipenv shell` to activate the virtual environment associated with the project. Any `quarto` command should then use the correct python environment. 
 You can also run `pipenv run quarto ...` to run the `quarto` command in the virtual environment without activating it.
 
-Inside VSCODE, The Python extension should find the same Python version (e.g. Python > Select Interpreter) which Quarto Preview uses.
+Inside VSCODE, The Python extension should find the same Python version (e.g. Python > Select Interpreter) which Quarto Preview uses. As this extension integrates also in the terminal, it should use the same Python version in the terminal as well without needing to use `pipenv shell` or `pipenv run`.
 
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