Add vscode install to Tools and install nodejs 18 #379
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VS Code needs to be installed in the Tools Dockerfile in order to use the vscode cli to create a connection tunnel. The steps to install it came from the manual rpm installation instructions: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/setup/linux#_installing-rpm-package-manually. Additionally, the bin name was changed from code to vscode in order to have a conflict with the code command for Cloud Shell
Also updating node js to version 18 using the nodejs18 mariner package for vscode development scenarios