Fix shell integration for PowerShell 5.1 #170516
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The pipeline operator cannot be used on a new line.
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The pipeline operator cannot be used on a new line, which caused #167068.
Also sets the dubious runtime "strict mode" PowerShell feature off in the
promptfunction. Note that this is off by default, but can be turned on by users, leading to cryptic issues as this code expects$LastHistoryEntry.Idto just be return$Nullwhen$LastHistoryEntryis$Null(a reasonable expectation and valid PowerShell code, just against "strict" mode's guidelines). This caused PowerShell/vscode-powershell#4343.Image of it working again: