Test: Auto selecting matching tag position

[octref]

Refs: #47069

• Windows @gregvanl
• Linux @aeschli
• macOS @rebornix

Complexity: 3

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For #47069, we added two features:

• F2 to rename HTML tags
• Auto selecting tags when html.autoSelectingMatchingTags is enabled

Test that:

• F2 to renaming opening/closing tags together works as expected
• Auto selecting tags works as you expect for different scenarios, for example:
  • Test both valid HTML and incomplete HTML (such as tags without closing >). Make sure the behavior works as expected in valid HTML and is understandable in invalid HTML.
  • Test that when inserting space on this case: <div|></div|>, only the first cursor inserts the space (the space inserted by second cursor is auto-removed)
  • Try self closing tags such as <br> and <input>. Try both the <br> form and <br/> and <br /> form. Make sure they do not interfere with this feature working on adjacent tag pairs.
  • Try various shortcuts such as alt + Delete, alt + Right, cmd + c. Make sure this feature works with them.
  • (Mostly for @rebornix, but if you want to try a bit of Vim, go ahead) Try this feature with Vim extension. Make sure basic movements, such as hjkl for left/down/up/right and dw (delete word) and cw (change word) can work property when you position your cursor in the tags
  • Test this feature in large HTML files.
  • Test that tag auto-completion works. For example, try setting cursors in <div|></div|>, delete the div and enter d to complete div. (This will only work when primary cursor is in the beginning <div> and mirrored cursor in the ending one, not the other way around).

[ayyash]

guys in the previous insider version I was able to disable this feature with auto select configuration, now I can't find it, what was it replaced with?
Reason is very simple, when I want to move the opening tag by keyboard, but not the closing tag... that isn't possible while this feature is active. And there is a bug, if I "ctrl+Z" to undo, the cursors are stuck, any keyboard move, moves the two cursors together.

Never mind, found it :)

[octref]

@ayyash It's called html.mirrorCursorOnMatchingTag now, and you can temporarily exit this mode with ESC.