Use a different set of commands to detect fourslash test updates #1923
      
        
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This is the weird set of commands I have been using locally to keep things up to date while working around the problem of "failing tests" leaving baselines behind. It seems like
updatefailingshould do something like this, but I think it might be too annoying.(Sending first without the baseline update to show that it works.)