Add 'Learn more' to miscellaneous files warning. #7654
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arunchndr
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@webreidi would you vet the learn link below? It currently takes you to the VS page. If we want a custom page that has potential ways to fix like "go restore your project", we should introduce a new page. For that, we may also need an understanding of common reasons why a file might go into miscellaneous.
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As suggested at #7652, a "Learn more" link would be used for educating users about miscellaneous files.
This PR adds a command for opening a VS doc page for Miscellaneous Files. We may want a C# extension centric page for our users instead.