[BUG] VSCode extension doesn't run simple file after switch to magic

[kishmakov]

Bug description

I am trying to run simplest file:

fn main():
    var a = 1
    print(a)

within project set up by magic init mojo-examples --format mojoproject

The result is it looks like Mojo extension is not aware of anything:

Failed to initialize Crashpad.  Crash reporting will not be available.  Cause: while locating crashpad handler: unable to locate crashpad handler executable
/home/kishmakov/Documents/mojo-examples/7.mojo:1:1: error: unable to locate module 'stdlib'
fn main():
^
/home/kishmakov/Documents/mojo-examples/7.mojo:1:4: error: unable to locate module 'builtin'
fn main():
   ^
/home/kishmakov/Documents/mojo-examples/7.mojo:2:1: error: 
    var a = 1
^
/home/kishmakov/Documents/mojo-examples/7.mojo:2:13: error: could not find an 'IntLiteral' type
    var a = 1
            ^
/home/kishmakov/Documents/mojo-examples/7.mojo:3:5: error: use of unknown declaration 'print'
    print(a)
    ^~~~~
/home/kishmakov/.config/Code/User/globalStorage/modular-mojotools.vscode-mojo/magic-data-home/envs/max/bin/mojo: error: failed to parse the provided Mojo source module```

Though it works through console as follows: 

$ magic run mojo 7.mojo 1

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### System information

```shell
$ magic --version
magic 0.3.0

Mojo VSCode extension: v24.5.2

$ echo $MODULAR_HOME
/home/kishmakov/.modular

$ tree $MODULAR_HOME
/home/kishmakov/.modular
├── bin
│   └── magic
└── webUserId