Font size adjustment steps are too large

[mcgov]

Issue Type: Bug

ctrl + makes font larger, ctrl - makes it smaller. The stepping on this adjustment is not fine enough, where it's always too big or too small on 1080 monitors for me. Can you make it adjust the scale to half or even quarter steps?

VS Code version: Code - Insiders 1.67.0-insider (e6d98a1, 2022-04-18T05:21:10.880Z)
OS version: Windows_NT x64 10.0.22598
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[sbatten]

@bpasero, on smaller screens I could see the zoom increment of being fairly large of a step so using 0.5 increments in the setting could make sense.

@mcgov also, there is a separate editor zoom level if that would better suit your needs.

[EdwinVanRooij]

@mcgov little tip, upvote your own post for an extra +1 ;).
(maybe you'd enjoy this feature as well?)

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[BillDenton]

Duplicate of #137358, which can be closed as this has enough votes to get in the backlog.

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