fix: change binary of VS Code editor found on windows to match default install

[jennifer-shehane]

• Close VSCode not auto discovered for file opener preference in Windows 10 #15080

User facing changelog

Cypress will now detect the default installation location of the Visual Studio Code editors on Windows machines.

Additional details

• I just set up a Windows VM and this was where VS Code installs by default, with no .exe extension.
• I manually tested that this change detects VS Code on my Windows VM now by default.

How has user experience changed

Before

Didn’t detect my VS Code in Windows

After

Now detects my VS Code in Windows

PR Tasks

• Tests? I manually tested, not sure there’s much to do beyond that
• Zenhub release tag

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[flotwig]

weird that there's no .exe, but was there one before? i.e. is this going to break code detection for older vscode users?

[jennifer-shehane]

Pft, I dunno, was going to ask @chrisbreiding how he determined the list to begin with.

[chrisbreiding]

I don't remember exactly where this list came from. I thought I had left comments in the code pointing the source, but I guess not. I think I compiled it from a few different sources, like env-editor, but I'm not sure where precisely I got the VSCode binary value for Windows. I didn't manually test out each editor on each OS, so it's possible it has always been wrong, or it's equally possible it has changed at some point from Code.exe to Code since this was implemented.