Test: Terminal link improvements

[Tyriar]

Refs: #158810, #161543, #148062, #97941

• macOS @isidorn
• linux @andreamah
• windows @joyceerhl

Complexity: 4

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The terminal got a lot of improvements to links this iteration, test all the following link types:

• vscode:// links - An example link to use is echo "vscode-insiders://file/C:/Users/Daniel/Downloads/image.png" using a valid path on your system
• Links containing [ and ] - See Full support for local files and folders containing [ and ] chars #169774 for a list of format examples that should work
• /mnt/, \\wsl.localhost\ and \\wsl$\ links - Examples:
  • /mnt/c/Users/Daniel/Documents/somefile.txt
  • \\wsl.localhost\Debian\home\daniel\somefile.txt
  • \\wsl$\Debian\home\daniel\somefile.txt
• Links containing spaces. The following formats should work:
  • When the entire line is a valid file (and a portion of it was not yet matched to another valid file link): <path>
  • Python style links: From "<path>", line <line>
  • C++ compiler(?) style errors: <path>(<line>,<col>) :<...>
  • Independently styled file paths: foo<underlined_path>bar

All formats should work for both files and folders, and all except for vscode:// should work with the various line/col matching patterns detailed here:

vscode/src/vs/workbench/contrib/terminal/browser/links/terminalLinkParsing.ts

Lines 21 to 57 in 61a60bc

	// The comments in the regex below use real strings/numbers for better readability, here's
	// the legend:
	// - Path = foo
	// - Row = 339
	// - Col = 12
	//
	// These all support single quote ' in the place of " and [] in the place of ()
	const lineAndColumnRegexClauses = [
	// foo:339
	// foo:339:12
	// foo 339
	// foo 339:12 [#140780]
	// "foo",339
	// "foo",339:12
	`(?::| |['"],)${l()}(:${c()})?$`,
	// The quotes below are optional [#171652]
	// "foo", line 339 [#40468]
	// "foo", line 339, col 12
	// "foo", line 339, column 12
	// "foo":line 339
	// "foo":line 339, col 12
	// "foo":line 339, column 12
	// "foo": line 339
	// "foo": line 339, col 12
	// "foo": line 339, column 12
	// "foo" on line 339
	// "foo" on line 339, col 12
	// "foo" on line 339, column 12
	`['"]?(?:, |: ?| on )line ${l()}(, col(?:umn)? ${c()})?$`,
	// foo(339)
	// foo(339,12)
	// foo(339, 12)
	// foo (339)
	// foo (339,12)
	// foo (339, 12)
	` ?[\\[\\(]${l()}(?:, ?${c()})?[\\]\\)]$`,
	];