Fix 30419 and 80649 - Allow Setting the Number of Recent Tasks #82757
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This PR fixes #30419 and #80649
This creates a new setting section called
quickOpenunderFeaturesand allows the user to specify the number of recent tasks in the quick open history to keep track of.Not sure if it was a good idea to add a default parameter to the LRUCache
setmethod, but it was the cleanest and quickest way to keep the ordering of the quick open tasks from most recent - least recent while using an LRUCache.