Jerome Lelong

@tobiasBora By any chance, could you test this PR before I merge it.

Thanks for the reference. The current approach comes from https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/tree/main/extensions/vscode-colorize-tests/test and seems close to the snapshot test approach of `vscode-tmgrammar-test`. I will have a closer look to understand the difference.

@alexr00 This PR is required to ensure that the LaTeX grammar updated in #242296 works properly.

Actually, the languages `cpp_embedded_latex` and `markdown_latex_combined` are available from VS Code language picker. Some users have reported issues because they tried to use them directly. We hope that added the...

You are right, the `languages cpp_embedded_latex` and `markdown_latex_combined` are only visible in the language picker when the LaTeX-Worskhop extension is activated or I launch the [vscode-latex-basics](https://github.com/jlelong/vscode-latex-basics) extension. This is probably...

Specifying `"aliases": []` does prevent the corresponding language to show up in the language picker but not specifying any `aliases` entry does not. Then, I will reconsider https://github.com/jlelong/vscode-latex-basics/pull/101. I think...

I will look into the syntax highlighting issue jlelong/vscode-latex-basics#93

As far as intellisense is concerned, the multi-prenote (or postnote) versions are included in `biblabtex.cwl` but these entries are ignored by our Python script, which generates the [`biblatex.json`](https://github.com/James-Yu/LaTeX-Workshop/blob/729fe8ae88d4e82bf9fe24ef845b45dd28946be9/data/packages/biblatex.json) data file....

@James-Yu We used to have intellisense for macros containing `(...)`, but it was apparently removed by d545d62. I cannot remember why, do you have a better memory than I do?...

The new approach looks better, although the function `normalizeArgForCwd` seems a bit complicated. I think the file argument must be the last entry of `step.args`. This should simplify the function...