Add disableUiMinification setting to allow developers to preserve VSCode UI elements

[JEdward7777]

This PR introduces a new configuration setting codex-editor-extension.disableUiMinification that allows developers to prevent the extension from hiding VSCode (or VSCodium) interface elements.

Changes Made:

1. Added new configuration setting in package.json:

   • codex-editor-extension.disableUiMinification (boolean, default: false)
   • When enabled, prevents hiding of VSCode interface elements like status bar, breadcrumbs, tabs, etc.

2. Modified extension activation logic in src/extension.ts:

   • Added checks for the disableUiMinification setting before applying UI minification
   • Conditionally execute UI hiding commands only when minification is enabled
   • Updated executeCommandsBefore and executeCommandsAfter functions to respect the setting
   • Fixed status bar toggle to only execute when minification is enabled

3. Updated SplashScreenProvider in src/providers/SplashScreen/SplashScreenProvider.ts:

   • Added conditional check for UI minification before maximizing editor layout

4. Updated project initializers in src/projectManager/projectInitializers.ts:

   • Added checks to only set target font when UI minification is enabled

Benefits:

• Developer Experience: Developers can now access full VSCode functionality while using the extension
• Configurable UI: Users can choose between a clean translation studio experience or full VSCode interface
• Backward Compatibility: Default behavior remains unchanged (minification enabled by default)

Usage:

Add "codex-editor-extension.disableUiMinification": true to your VSCode settings.json to preserve all VSCode (or VSCodium) UI elements.