Update chat's newEditSession command to take an input prompt
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For standard chat, there is a
workbench.action.chat.sendToNewChatcommand which takes an input value and automatically submits the value.However, that command doesn't exist for edit sessions. There is, however, already the
workbench.action.chat.newEditSessioncommand which will create a new, empty edit session. This PR extends that command to take 2 new optional arguments:agentMode- boolean to start the new session in agent mode or notinputValue- the prompt text to write and then submitThere were a lot of similar commands that I looked at for this PR, as well as just making a new command to only accept input text. I ended up going this route because the
newEditSessionlogic already had support for warning when overwriting an in-progress session and similar logic that would otherwise need to be duplicated.