"Add Configuration..." to add a debug configuration uses type: "node" while debug provider uses type: "node-terminal"

[segevfiner]

Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: No

• VS Code Version: 1.67.1
• OS Version: macOS 12.3.1 arm64

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Open some Node.js project.

2. Add a launch configuration by using the "Add configuration..." floating button when launch.json is opened.
   

3. Add a launch configuration by opening the quick pick (Ctrl/Cmd+P), typing "debug", selecting "Node.js...", and clicking with the mouse on the cogwheel in one of the suggested configurations.
   
   

The configuration added by "Add configuration..." uses "type": "node", while the one added by the debug quick pick uses "type": "node-terminal".

I couldn't find clear docs showing the difference between them or when you should use one or the other, and I find it weird that those two flows produce inconsistent results.

There is also the "pwa-node" (And possibly "pwa-node-terminal"?) debug/launch types which I'm also not sure if should be used or not, and I couldn't find any docs for them either.

[roblourens]

node-terminal is used when running a program in a "javascript debug terminal" that automatically attaches to any node program. node is what you would use in a launch.json. pwa- prefixed types are sort of a historical leftover from the old node debugger implementation that we had a few years ago. pwa-node is now the same as node by default. cc @connor4312

[segevfiner]

@roblourens Might want to add this to the main VS Code documentation. Including a recommendation for what users should use.