[powershell] add here-string autoClosingPairs to PowerShell

[msftrncs]

Consider adding autoClosingPairs to PowerShell language configuration for @'..'@ and @"..."@.

However, to do so would require fixing some issues, such as #72177 because these patterns conflict with regular quoted string patterns. Ideally the closing pair should inject a \n (newline, before the closing token), but that causes the cursor to jump to after the newline (in the cases were I have tested it with non-conflicting pairs). Alternatively, if a newline was allowed in the opening pair detection, that could be an option too.

These pairs would probably also require "notIn": ["string", "comment"].

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[rmunn]

The linked issue (#72177) is also in danger of being closed if it doesn't get upvotes. Anyone interested in getting this annoyance fixed should probably upvote #72177 so it can get moved to the VS Code backlog and the VS Code devs have a chance of seeing it.

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