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Let's add some of output to make this section's purpose clearer. Something like:
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In addition to that, I think we need some explanation of why this is being shown. It may not be obvious to the user why we're printing their VS Code extensions.
Something along the lines of
Having other Ruby related VS Code extensions may conflict with the Ruby LSP's behaviour. Here are the currently installed extensions. Could the problem be coming from a different extension?
.Also, this will list private extensions too, so we may need some sort of warning indicating that. We wouldn't want people to accidentally paste information about private extensions into issues.