Test localization

[alexr00]

Refs: #3913

• anyOS @TylerLeonhardt
• anyOS @joaomoreno

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1. Install the pre-release build of the extension
2. Set your VS Code display language to something other than English (if you don't already have a language pack installed, you'll need to do so).
3. Verify that strings that come from this extension (but not the extension's webviews) are localized. Some ideas for strings to check: status bar entries, view titles, welcome view content, command titles.

[TylerLeonhardt]

It would be worthwhile to test this on both Desktop & Web since it should work in both places now. FYI @joaomoreno

[TylerLeonhardt]

@alexr00 I have opened #4107 to add more strings that I noticed weren't being localized. With that said, this appears to be working for the strings that are localized.

[joaomoreno]

@alexr00 I have opened #4107 to add more strings that I noticed weren't being localized. With that said, this appears to be working for the strings that are localized.

I have added more changes to that PR.

[joaomoreno]

Tested both https://insiders.vscode.dev as well as Windows x64 desktop.

[joaomoreno]

@TylerLeonhardt, @rzhao271, I noticed some extensions have their names translated in the Settings view. What's your preference here?

The extension itself is translated in some places:

But not others:

[rzhao271]

I don't mind more of the program being translated.