Improve development productivity with Shortcuts for auto-declare a new variable as LOCAL or GLOBAL and add ; al the end

I wonder if it would be possible to significantly improve productivity when writing AL code simply by enabling a shortcut like Alt + Enter and a context menu option that allows decide between declaring a new variable as LOCAL or as GLOBAL simply by deducing its Type from its current assignment...

Examples:

myNewIntegerVar := 0;
myNewDateVar := TODAY;
myNewTextVar := anyPreviousLabel;
myNewLabelVar := 'This is a message';
myNewCodeVar := Customer."No.";
myNewSalesLineTempRecordVar := SalesLineTemp; // from a Function parameter, for example
myNewSalesPostVar := salespost.codeunit.al;  // reference to a AL file-name that contains 1 unique object

Also, it should very productive a shortcut like Ctrl + Enter that automatically adds the ; character at the end to a line of code that does not lead previously and position the cursor to the right of the ; character.

NOTE.-
Both are characteristics that other IDES and compilers such as IntelliJ have and that contribute a lot to increase productivity ... since in AL the physical distance between the declaration of LOCAL and GLOBAL variables can be very hight in some files, I consider this essential.

Start by reviewing the AL Language extension's VS Code command, context-menu, and editor integration points for AL code. Determine how variable declarations and statement termination are currently handled, then define and test both requested shortcuts, including type deduction, LOCAL or GLOBAL placement, semicolon insertion, and cursor positioning.