Adding vscode path installed though snap - #54415

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@jeanluc243 the change seems reasonable, but it looks like git is a bit confused. I would recommend following the contributing guide in CONTRIBUTING.md, specifically setting up a separate flutter checkout for contributing and branching off of upstream/aster

@jeanluc243 unfortunately because of a change I made and landed upstream, CI won't pass for this PR. The easiest way to fix this would be to fetch the latest upstream master locally, create a new branch off of the tip of master, and then re-create your changes (as it's only a few lines that shouldn't be difficult). This change will also require tests. Feel free to ping me on your new PR if you need help writing tests.

@jeanluc243 Since the PR has to be recreated following @christopherfujino's, I'm going to close this one. Thanks!