Add command to generate launch configurations#1577
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Adds a new command called
Swift: Generate Launch Configurationsthat can be used to manually trigger the generation of launch configurations for the workspace.I've also simplified the logic for generating launch configurations by moving some of the generated keys into the debugAdapterFactory so they can be applied at runtime without needing to be set in the launch config. This will reduce the need for updating launch configurations and, by extension, reduce the number of notifications we push to the user.
Issue: #1533