[Extensions, III] Make the reconstruction more readily available :D

[EagleoutIce]

Slicing is nice:

but graying out is not as beneficial whenever we have a lot of code at hand.
The command palette already offers a reconstruct option:

It is registered as a command within the package.json:

vscode-flowr/package.json

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	{
	"command": "vscode-flowr.slice.show.in.editor",
	"title": "Show Current Slice in Editor (Reconstruct)",
	"category": "flowR"
	},

And linked to logic here:

vscode-flowr/src/slice.ts

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	context.subscriptions.push(vscode.commands.registerCommand('vscode-flowr.slice.show.in.editor', async() => {
	return await showReconstructionInEditor()
	}))

The reconstruction is important, but currently hard to access I am thinking about various ways of integrating it:

1. Adding a show reconstruction by default option to the settings:
   

   vscode-flowr/src/settings.ts

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   	export enum Settings {
   	Category = 'vscode-flowr',
   	VerboseLog = 'verboseLog',
   	ServerHost = 'server.host',
   	ServerPort = 'server.port',
   	ServerAutoConnect = 'server.autoConnect',
   	ServerConnectionType = 'server.connectionType',
   	StyleSliceOpacity = 'style.sliceOpacity',
   	StyleSliceDisplay = 'style.sliceDisplay',
   	StyleOnlyHighlightActiveSelection = 'style.onlyHighlightActiveSelection',
   	StyleMermaidMaxTextLength = 'style.mermaidMaxTextLength',
   	Rexecutable = 'r.executable',
   	}

   
   described at:
   

   vscode-flowr/package.json

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   "configuration": {

   
   with the option set, reconstruction should be on by default and shown automatically with the first slice request
2. Add a context-menu entry, similar to what is already there:
   
3. Add a command icon to the file icon row that allows users to view the reconstruction with a simple click: