Enable terminal chat message copy

[jamespack]

Summary of the Pull Request

This pull request enables copying terminal chat messages from AI Suggesstions.

References and Relevant Issues

#17941

Detailed Description of the Pull Request / Additional comments

Enables both keyboard copy with ctrl+c and mouse copy with a context menu.

Validation Steps Performed

This was tested locally on my machine. Both functions verified to work.

PR Checklist

• [ ] Closes #17941
• [ ] Tests added/passed
• [ ] Documentation updated
  • If checked, please file a pull request on our docs repo and link it here: #xxx
• [ ] Schema updated (if necessary)

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[jamespack]

That's a good idea. Thanks for the feedback! I will investigate.

[jamespack]

@PankajBhojwani is this what you had in mind?

I pushed to the branch. It still supports select with the cursor and ctrl+c/ctrl+v. But now on right click we simply show the custom MenuFlyout. Awesome suggestion!!

[jamespack]

Sure