Provide a way to disable the "your ... is different than before" messages

[zikaeroh]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

I'm working on both the Go toolchain and my own projects. To work in the Go repo, you need to use the version of Go being edited in order for things to work. Every time I open a project, I get a popup that tells me that my Go version has changed and that I should be recompiling my tools. I know that I don't (since I use gopls, and manage my installed tools pretty carefully), so this message doesn't really help me, and I'd like to be able to hide these messages.

Describe the solution you'd like

Some sort of option to disable the notification, or any and all of tools checks (as I manage them myself).

Describe alternatives you've considered

VS Code doesn't have a way to block the messages for an extension, so that isn't an option, and there's no away around the checks at the moment. I have both:

"go.toolsManagement.checkForUpdates": "off",
"go.toolsManagement.autoUpdate": false,

But these don't get rid of everything.

Additional context

N/A

[gopherbot]

Change https://golang.org/cl/349752 mentions this issue: src/goMain: remove tools version check hack

[gopherbot]

Change https://golang.org/cl/349953 mentions this issue: [release] src/goMain: remove tools version check hack

[hyangah]

We found this check is now too inaccurate to be useful.
In v0.28.0, we will remove this check. From cl/349742 description ---

The existing tool version checks in suggestUpdates simply compare
the go version & GOROOT/GOPATH used with the tool last time. That is
a hack added when there was no good way to check tool's exact versions
and users organize compatible tools using GOPATH.

Now many of recent tools (e.g. gopls) do not depend on hardcoded
GOROOT or the go version used while compiling the tools. It's still
desirable to compile tools with the latest version of go but the
go version does not have to match exactly with the go version
used to compile the tools. For example, tools compiled with go1.16
can be used to work with go1.16.1 or go1.15.

Now Go is released frequently, and the extension allows users to
switch between different go versions more easily, this incorrect
popup is often annoying and confuses users, than helping users
stay up-to-date with latest tools. Remove this incorrect heuristic
for now.

[zikaeroh]

Thank you!