Test: Paste as functionality

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Test for #174465

• Mac @DonJayamanne
• Linux @lramos15
• Windows @amunger

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Summary

The new paste as functionality allows extensions to control how content is pasted. This feature has now been turned on by default. You can trigger it by pasting content into a file, by using the new Paste as... command. If there are multiple ways to paste, the new paste selector UX lets you switch between them

Testing

First test basic pasting. You can use Markdown to test this new feature

• Open a Markdown file
• Copy a file from VS Code's explorer or from your OS and try pasting it into the editor
  • The content should paste, but you should also see a widget that lets you select how the content is pasted
• Try using the widget to switch between different ways of pasting (you should see: paste as markdown link/image, paste as absolute path, and paste as relative path if the file is part of the current workspace)
• Try pasting into multiple cursor locations
• Confirm you can turn off this feature using editor.pasteAs.enabled

Now test the new paste as command. This lets you first select how content should be pasted

• Also in a markdown file
• Copy a file from VS Code's explorer or from your OS
• Run Paste as...
  • Confirm you see a quick input that lets you select how the content is pasted

Try setting up a keybinding for a specific paste as handler:

	{
		"key": "cmd+k x",
		"command": "editor.action.pasteAs",
		"when": "editorTextFocus",
		"args": {
			"id": "uri"	
		}
	}

• Make sure this keybinding pastes using the expected handler (you can get the ids from the paste as... ui)