Open a terminal at the root of your multi-root workspace in one click.
In a .code-workspace with several folders, VS Code always asks which folder to open a new terminal in. The workspace root, meaning the folder that holds the .code-workspace file, is never on that list. Workspace Root Terminal adds it back without adding the root as a folder.
Features
Root terminal button. A dedicated button in the terminal panel (a folder with >_) opens a terminal at the workspace root right away, with no picker.
"Workspace Root" profile in the native ⌄ menu next to +.
`Ctrl+`` with no terminal open goes straight to the root instead of the folder picker.
Use it as the default: run Terminal: Select Default Profile → Workspace Root to make + open at the root too.
In single-folder windows, everything opens in that folder.
Why not a setting?
terminal.integrated.cwd sends every terminal to one place.
The folder picker behind + can't be extended.
This extension leaves both alone and gives the root its own entry point.
