Improvements for VSCode Copilot inline chat "ask AI" edit code feature

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Here are some improvements i would love for the VSCode inline "ask copilot" feature, the little text input you can use to change the code. Some of these ideas come from trying Cursor, which currently has a much better experience for this specific tool use case

1. use a textarea instead of a text input so you can write long prompts
2. add "accept all" button to accept all the changes, now you need to accept each one
3. let the user scroll the file while the LLM is still generating, now it scrolls at the top every time the LLM adds a new token
4. let the user use a different LLM based on the complexity of the problem with a model select input, for example GPT4 and Claude Sonnet
5. show the cmd+i shortcut as a tooltip every time you select a piece of code, this way more users become aware of this feature, currently not many people are aware of it

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