Feature Yellow Warning: add yellow warning in vscode cmd#320
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This change updates command window rendering so MATLAB output that begins with
Warning:is displayed in yellow in the VS Code terminal.What changed
Warning:-prefixed text yellow,Why
Warnings were visually indistinguishable from normal output. This improves readability and makes warnings easier to spot without changing command behavior.
Note
This implementation is a pragmatic workaround. A better long-term approach would be for MATLAB to return a dedicated stream value for warnings (for example, stream = 2 for warnings) so warning rendering can rely on explicit metadata instead of text-prefix matching. Given current constraints, this solution is effective and low risk.