Allow custom hovers to be disabled

[duckgirl27]

Steps to Reproduce:

1. User native titlebar
2. Notice that some "hover" use the native OS hover.
3. Notice that other hovers use their own Frankenstein hovers that show up inconsistently

Please, provide a way for users to disable these hovers.

[sbatten]

@misolori not sure if we have a tracking item for the UX of mixed hover types

[miguelsolorio]

@Tyriar since we have other settings that enable certain features this feels like one we should consider and default to the native hover when disabled

[Tyriar]

I think there was an issue but it got deleted because it broke the CoC. If it were easy I'd agree but native hovers rely on the title attribute which cannot easily be added since custom hovers are evaluated on mouse over. I don't see a way to support it unfortunately.

[JennyStig]

I would like to have a lot of the hovers disabled, because some of those are extremely annoying and disruptive, because they show up really fast.

One of the worst ones is the extension's hove, because it does not allow me to rest my mouse cursor without changing something at the screen. This is extremally annoying to me personally and makes reading some things much more diffcult because I then have to focus on where the mouse cursor is at the time when I just want to scan the screen for information (i.e. read).

Personally to me, vscode feels like each day it is getting more frustrating and distracting, and that I waste more time trying to fight it than I spend being actually productive with the product. That is really bad for me, some of these msft products feel like they are being intentionally designed to be addictive instead of being useful.