Add command for extracting UDL documents from an XML file #1299
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This PR adds a new command that takes an XML export file, converts it to UDL, and then creates new files in the current non-
isfsworkspace folder for those UDL documents according to theobjectscript.exportsettings. I think this will be a helpful utility for those who have some legacy XML files that they want to edit in VS Code, or for XML unit tests that they want to run from VS Code (when #1269 is merged). I've included a video of the command's execution below. I've also modified thePreview XML as UDLcommand to support previewing all the UDL documents in an XML file, not just the first one and not only a class.extract.mov