Add Pester v5 support to problem matcher #2998
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PR Summary
This pull requests extends the problemMatcher pattern for Pester to support new timings printed by Pester v5+. This will enable vscode-powershell to also detect failed tests using a future release of Pester v5.
A related PR in Pester, pester/Pester#1700, is also required for this to work as it adds Pester 4-style output when tests are run in a vscode-task (not integrated terminal). This output is automatic and does not require the a special option like
IncludeVSCodeMarker. The related PR will be released in Pester 5.1Fix #2931
PR Checklist
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