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fix: tag experimental settings with new system #16116

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9 changes: 6 additions & 3 deletions package.json
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"default": false,
"description": "%jupyter.configuration.jupyter.interactiveWindowNotebookRepl.description%",
"tags": [
"experimental"
"experimental", "onExP"
]
},
"jupyter.interactiveWindow.textEditor.cellFolding": {
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"type": "boolean",
"default": false,
"description": "Experimental feature to enable execution analysis in notebooks",
"scope": "application"
"scope": "application",
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Why are the settings executionAnalysis.enabled and interactive.notebookRepl using different tags.
One has onExp and other doesn't have it

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onExP means the setting could be assigned to an A/B experiment.
If that's not the intent behind the setting, I could remove that tag from the setting.

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is there an A/B experiment for (or planned for) executionAnalysis.enabled? that's what that tag is for.
Eventually we'll get an experiment for the notebook REPL.

"tags": [
"experimental"
]
},
"jupyter.enableKernelCompletions": {
"type": "boolean",
"default": true,
"markdownDescription": "%jupyter.configuration.jupyter.enableKernelCompletions.markdownDescription%",
"scope": "application",
"tags": [
"experimental"
"onExP"
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},
"jupyter.formatStackTraces": {
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