Add local Monaco playground #249616
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This adds a small playground which renders Monaco editor. This is useful for local development. To start it, run: ```sh npx vite playground ```
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Monaco Editor uses some static properties that reference the class they are defined in. This is equivalent to `this`. Monaco Editor also uses decorators. TypeScript compiles this in a way that works (with some small boilerplate code). In Vite however, this compiles to broken code. This change replaces self-references via in static properties via their identifier with `this`. The changes were cherry-picked from microsoft#249616.
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This adds a small playground which renders Monaco editor. This is useful for local development, but I also understand if this is not the exact route the VSCode team wants to take with this.
To start it, run:
Feel free to accept / reject / cherry-pick changes from this.
cc @hediet