refactor: include a message when Test Explorer is not set for select commands #630
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…commands Currently even though the select test suite or case commands are always available they won't actually work with Metals unless you have the Test Explorer enabled. In order to keep discoverability of the commands I still generate them no matter what, but if they user tries to use them, they get a message about enabling the Test Explorer. In the past this would just tell them, "hey, not tests", which wasn't accurate.
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Currently even though the select test suite or case commands are always
available they won't actually work with Metals unless you have the Test
Explorer enabled. In order to keep discoverability of the commands I
still generate them no matter what, but if they user tries to use them,
they get a message about enabling the Test Explorer. In the past this
would just tell them, "hey, no tests", which wasn't accurate.