VSCode Integration Fails to Connect, Prompts for `code-server` Installation

🐛 The bug

The Nuxt DevTools VSCode integration fails to connect to the local VS Code instance. When opening the integration panel, it displays an error message requiring the installation of code-server:

Install VS Code Server
It seems you don't have code-server installed.
Learn more about it with this guide.
Once installed, restart Nuxt and visit this tab again.

This issue may be related to the recent deprecation of code-server by VS Code in favor of their new, unified code CLI. The DevTools integration might still be relying on the legacy code-server mechanism for its connection, which is no longer the standard.

Attempts to resolve the issue by launching the development server with different host configurations (--host localhost and --host 0.0.0.0) were unsuccessful.

🛠️ To reproduce

No way to reproduce on Stackblitz :(

🌈 Expected behavior

The VSCode integration should connect successfully to the editor, allowing for seamless interaction between Nuxt DevTools and the local development environment.

ℹ️ Additional context

No response

No file or test is named, and the issue reports no StackBlitz reproduction. Start by locating the VSCode integration's connection path and checking where the legacy code-server requirement is introduced. Verify the fix with a local Nuxt DevTools setup; done means the integration connects to local VS Code without prompting for code-server.