Test: js/ts code preferences

[mjbvz]

Test for #45948 + #49653

Complexity: 1

• Windows @bpasero
• Mac @misolori
• Linux @kieferrm

Summary
Two new options have been added for js and ts:

• "javascript.preferences.importModuleSpecifier" / "typescript.preferences.importModuleSpecifier"- Controls the type of import paths used for auto imports and quick fixes

• "javascript.preferences.quoteStyle" / "typescript.preferences.quoteStyle" - Controls the type of quotes used for auto imports and quick fixes

Testing
Try configuring these settings and triggering quick fixes / auto imports to make sure they are observed (the VS Code workspace already configures default values for these)

[bpasero]

I tested for TypeScript only because this test plan is missing instructions how to get imports working in a JS project.

[mjbvz]

For js, try a project that uses modules such as one generated by create react app. For proper project-wide intellisense, you may also need to create a jsconfig.json file at the root of the project