Language Status follow up for compilerPath

[bobbrow]

When no compiler is configured, the link for IntelliSense Status in the Language Status flyout should run the "select a compiler" command. Alex's suggested text for the link is "Improve IntelliSense."

[sean-mcmanus]

I would prefer something like "Configure IntelliSense" over "Improve IntelliSense". Was there a reason to use "improve" instead?

[bobbrow]

IntelliSense is already "configured" albeit incorrectly. This makes the configuration better.

[sean-mcmanus]

I don't understand. If no compiler is configured then we've selected one on own. To "configure" implies "an explicit action to configure something correctly". The verb "improve" seems too generic and seems to imply that the link will enable IntelliSense to be better, faster, more accurate, etc., when it's really just "configuring" to work correctly with a particular compiler.

For example, the command "CMake: Configure" would be strange to rename "CMake: Improve". Unless I'm misunderstanding something.

[bobbrow]

If no compiler is configured then we've selected one on own.

I believe this is for the case where we would have shown the prompt to confirm our compiler selection. If they dismiss that, we don't have a compiler at all. We configure without it. I'm not particular about the text here. Please sync with @AlexandraKemperMS and come to a consensus if you would like to have different text.

[bobbrow]

This issue has been replaced by #10685