Update vscode and vscode ms-python.python extension

[rmcgibbo]

I tried upgrading the vscode ms-python.python extension in my local nixpkgs branch, and quickly got in over my head.

1. ms-python.python now requires ms-toolsai.jupyter
2. I'm not sure how propagatedBuildInputs works with vscode extensions. Simply adding propagatedBuildInputs didn't work.
3. ms-toolsai.jupyter seems to only work on vscode 1.52.1 with the cmdline argument --enable-proposed-api jupyter, but this is not required if you upgrade to vscode to 1.53.0.

Probably @jraygauthier @eadwu @Synthetica9 have much better ways to solve this, so I'm just going to open and then close this PR to keep a record of those steps, but I assume someone will come up with a better series of steps for actually merging into nixpkgs.

[eadwu]

ms-python.python does not require ms-toolsai.jupyter if I remember correctly, jupyter support was just extracted to a standalone extension.

I'm not sure where --enable-proposed-api jupyter comes from but [Python] jupyter support has been fine with the extension versions I use locally (unless using the insiders vscode is making a difference).

[rmcgibbo]

Re the Jupyter requirement

This is what I was referring to:
Source: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-python/releases/tag/2020.11.358366026

[jraygauthier]

Ok, so I assume this is fine now that this has been merged?

[rmcgibbo]

Ok, so I assume this is fine now that this has been merged?

I don't quite follow.

[jraygauthier]

I don't quite follow.

I ok, I assume without checking this has been merged as was closed,without comment nor waiting on input from mentioned people.

I can see now that it indeed wasn't merged.

Why not leave this open and wait a bit?

[rmcgibbo]

I just wanted to put it on your radar, but not merge it because I realized that I didn't know what I was doing w.r.t. packaging vscode. I'm happy to re-open if you prefer.

[jraygauthier]

Alright, as you see fit. We'll probably end up with the same issue when we attempt to update code + ms-python.
Seems like a good first draft and indeed raises the issue. Good job.