* Fixed JSON

* Added test for making sure all JSON files are valid JSON

* Run in correct dir

* Simplify title of the new step

Co-authored-by: Andy Jordan <[email protected]>

* Fix path double nesting

Co-authored-by: Andy Jordan <[email protected]>

* Add spaces after commas

Co-authored-by: Andy Jordan <[email protected]>

* Use $PWD instead of '.\' for current dir 🐧

* Only test the snippets JSON file

* Oops, typo

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Co-authored-by: Andy Jordan <[email protected]>

As 7.2 LTS (and 7.3) have reached such.

* Implement LogOutputChannel and move settings to UI

* Remove unnecessary comment

* Remove File Logging (done by LogOutputWindow automatically)

* First Connect

* Add output adapters, LSP restart settings

* Fix Log Uri Test

* Forgot to add to extension facing API

* Accidentally made a recursive rather than reference what I wanted to. Thanks Copilot...

* Pre-Restart Experiments

* Move Commands out of logger temporarily

* Initial Cleanup of Logging, looks good ATM

* Merge client and server editorservices logs

* Add new MergedOutputChannel log

* Remove unnecessary Import

* Update settings for new EditorServicesLogLevels

* Wire up loglevels in-band due to LSP bug

* Rework multiple classes into a parser function injection

* Fix some glyphs

* Revert extra config settings for dynamic log configuration for now

* Remove SetLSPTrace for now

* Clean import

* Align logging terminology to vscode output windows and remove editorServices from options definitions

Since OneBranch is still using PowerShell 7.3, the PowerShellEditorServices
is only partially succeeding as its "assert release configuration" step
fails (I've verified it manually) with a continueOnError flag set to true.
So the correct build is from a pipeline that's only partially succeeded,
and the default setting of the download tasks silently skips those.
Now we explicitly allow them and print out the version so this is easier.

PowerShell 7.2 LTS and 7.3 are now past end-of-support and are now unsupported.
This is an incompatible API change so we're bumping the major version
of PowerShell Editor Services.
Please update to PowerShell 7.4 LTS going forward.

This release contains a logging overhaul which purposely removes our
dependency on Serilog and should lead to improved stability with
PowerShell 5.1 (by avoiding a major GAC assembly conflict).