Add pseudo-variable ${ahk:suppressErrorDialog}

[zero-plusplus]

This attribute is for resolving #60.

If enabled this attribute, load the this script with /include command line argument of AutoHotkey

This script suppresses error dialogs and adds call stack information to error messages.

Note that /include has the limitation that only one script can be specified, so if you want to specify it in runtimeArgs, you will have to give up one of them.

The name useExtendedErrorMessage is tentative and may be changed if a more descriptive name is found.

[zero-plusplus]

While useExtendedErrorMessage could be easily set by the user, there was a issue of conflict with the runtimeArgs setting.
Thus, instead of adding a new attribute, I decided to solve this issue by providing a pseudo-variable that replaces the path to the library.

This pseudo-variable is only valid for runtimeArgs, runtimeArgs_v1, runtimeArgs_v2 and skipFiles.

Use the following.

...
"runtimeArgs": [
    "/include",
    "${lib:SuppressErrorDialog}"
]
"skipFiles": [
    "${lib:SuppressErrorDialog}"
]
...

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I decided to add a new configuration snippet that serves as an example of the use of this pseudo-variable.

...
{
    "name": "AutoHotkey Debug",
    "type": "autohotkey",
    "request": "launch",
    "program": "${file}",
    "runtimeArgs": [
        "/CP65001",
        "/ErrorStdOut=UTF-8",
        "/include ${SuppressErrorDialog.ahk}"
    ],
    "args": [],
    "port": "9002-9010",
    "useAnnounce": "detail",
    "useAutoJumpToError": true,
    "useDebugDirective": true,
    "usePerfTips": true,
    "useOutputDebug": {
        "useTrailingLinebreak": true
    },
    "skipFiles": [
        "${SuppressErrorDialog.ahk}"
    ],
    "openFileOnExit": "",
    "variableCategories": "recommend"
},
...

[zero-plusplus]

This feature is no longer needed due to the following debugger feature.

#257 (comment)

Therefore, changes must be reverted.