Feature Task Integration#12
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Adding a tox task provider to allow selection of testenvs through the task run interface of vscode
- Included a test to invoke the ToxTaskProvider class - Camel cased constants to satisfy linter
- Refactored ToxTaskProvider tests into separate test suite - Moved getExampleDir into utils.ts it is used from both test suites - Fixed test with adding a workspace creation in order to retrieve tox tasks via the task provider
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This PR introduces a tox task provider implementation to enable tox tasks to be executed within vscode tasks. This PR is a base for the discussion in #5.