Gotcha for people with `conda`

I recently discovered a bug that occurs for people with conda installations using radian -- if one has conda installed for python packages, VS code actively recommends using the "terminal.integrated.inheritEnv": false setting (it has a popup, then adds if you click yes).

BUT

that results in vscode-R not being able to find RHOME, and so if I launch radian, I get this error (it just flashes up for a moment -- had to screen record to see it -- they terminal closes, and I get a The terminal process "/Users/Nick/miniconda3/bin/radian" terminated with exit code: 1. popup:

I set my R_HOME var in both zsh and bash profiles, and if I open a zsh terminal in VSCode, radian works, and if I open a bash terminal in VSCode, radian works. It's only when it's launched by trying to run an R file that I have a problem.

Adding this to settings:

    "terminal.integrated.env.osx": {
        "R_HOME": "/Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Resources/"
    }

(based on advice in #431) fixes the problem.

No source file or test is named. Reproduce the issue by launching radian through an R file with terminal.integrated.inheritEnv set to false, compare it with the working shell launches and the R_HOME workaround from #431, and define done as successful launch without requiring that workaround.