[Bryan Cuneo (BryanCuneo)]

PR Summary

Update scopes for $home and $error and update tests to match. Fixes #227

PR Context

$error

$error was listed under built-in constants in PowerShellSyntax.tmLanguage . Automatic, read-only variables seems like a more fitting scope. In syntax_test_TheBigTestFile.ps1, it was being tested for the scope support.constant.variable.powershell which, as far as I can tell, doesn't actually exist in the grammar. I've updated it to support.variable.automatic.powershell to match the updated grammar.

$home

$home, while appropriately being listed as a built-in constant, was also being tested for scope support.constant.variable.powershell which, again, doesn't seem to exist in the grammar. I updated the test to match the grammar: variable.other.constant.powershell

Other automatic constants

The other automatic constants in scope variable.other.constant.powershell didn't seem to be tested at all, so I added tests for them.

.gitignore and package-lock.json

A little bit of housekeeping. I'm working in VS Code and needed to add some project-specific settings so I created them in .vscode/settings.json and ignored it. I'm also building and running the tests with the latest NodeJS LTS release, v26.13.0. This automatically updates the lock file formatting so I've included that update here.

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