Add comment crediting Ansible Lightspeed to suggestion ghost text #1117
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When users have more than one inline suggestion provider configured in their VS Code, it can be hard to know which suggestion came from Lightspeed. With this PR, we add "# Content suggestion provided by Ansible Lightspeed" as a first line in the ghost text. We also add a setting that determines if this comment should be retained in the suggestion when the user accepts it. Thank you to @ganeshrn for sharing a first cut of this feature.
Related: microsoft/vscode#205555