Support ARM IntelliSenseModes and GNU language standards for cpptools #1209
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This change addresses items #1155, #1208
This changes
Setting IntelliSenseMode in vscode-cpptools based on compiler name and target architecture parsed from compiler flags.
Parsing C and C++ language standard compiler flag options to support GNU language standard options in vscode-cpptools.
Added unit tests for both new features.
The purpose of this change
Support ARM IntelliSenseModes in vscode-cpptools extension #1155
Support GNU language standard options in vscode-cpptools extension #1208