setting to specify svelte folder

[eikaramba]

thanks for fixing the bug previously so fast. i have another little problem in most of my projects. most workspaces i have my backend and frontend in separate folders directly in the workspace. here your extension does not seem to pickup the frontend folder as the svelte folder.

easiest option for you would be to add a workspace setting to let the user specify it. a more complicated version would be to do this automatically based on some common folder names (frontend, client, app, svelte, etc....) or by reading the actual package names of all folders and figuring out which is a svelte project

[Bewinxed]

I'll add that, At the moment i'm using the src folder

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[codercatdev]

I think this will resolve my issue as well, as I have a monorepo using pnpm workspaces. I would like to see it per app. if I open VSCode in any single app it works :D