Debug: always use scheme when creating uris

[rodrigovaras]

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Register a provider debug tracker using something like:

vscode.debug.registerDebugConfigurationProvider('*', this);
public provideDebugAdapterTracker(session: vscode.DebugSession, folder: vscode.WorkspaceFolder | undefined, debugConfig: vscode.DebugConfiguration, token?: vscode.CancellationToken): vscode.IDebugAdapterTracker {
        return new MyTracker();
    }
class  MyTracker implements vscode.IDebugAdapterTracker {
    public toDebugAdapter(message: any): void {

    }
}

2. Run latest insider
3. Debug a node app
4. Press restart

Result: restart never completed

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[isidorn]

@rodrigovaras thanks for creating an issue.
I followed your steps and I can not reproduce this with the latest vscode insiders. Note that I do not have any extensions installed.

Let me know if you are doing something differently than me. If yes then please create a GitHub repository with the extension for which you can reproduce this

[rodrigovaras]

You are right the latest insiders did fix the issue, but i found another related to IDebugAdapterTracker interface. Same steps as before (register a mock implementation with 'fromDebugAdapter' method.
1 )Have a node app with a line like this 'console.log('foo').
2) Step into
vscode display this:
[UriError]: Scheme is missing: {scheme: "", authority: "", path: "<node_internals>/bootstrap_node.js", query: "", fragment: ""}

[isidorn]

@rodrigovaras thanks, that one is unrelated to the original issue.
The issue here is that we are parsing URI without a scheme here
@weinand we should always use a scheme to respect uri restricitons. I tried changing the code in that location, however it caused some regressions since I think there is another side which does not expect a scheme to be prepanted there