feat: added diff between rich and basic shell #8373
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Closes the issue #8150
This pull request updates the documentation for terminal shell integration in
docs/terminal/shell-integration.md
by introducing a new property,HasRichCommandDetection
, and explaining the differences between Rich Shell Integration and Basic Shell Integration.Documentation Updates:
New Property Description: Added details about the
HasRichCommandDetection
property, which indicates whether the terminal supports high-fidelity command detection through VS Code's full shell integration script.Rich vs. Basic Shell Integration: Introduced a new section explaining the differences between Rich Shell Integration and Basic Shell Integration, including their feature sets and how to detect the level of integration using the
HasRichCommandDetection
property.