Localize strings using new localize module

Author: Kartik Raj

src/client/browser/intellisenseStatus.ts

@@ -3,6 +3,7 @@
 
 // IMPORTANT: Do not import any node fs related modules here, as they do not work in browser.
 import * as vscode from 'vscode';
+import { LanguageService } from './localize';
 
 export function createStatusItem(): vscode.Disposable {
     // TODO: Note strings are not localized here yet. Localizing strings here
@@ -12,10 +13,10 @@ export function createStatusItem(): vscode.Disposable {
         const statusItem = vscode.languages.createLanguageStatusItem('python.projectStatus', {
             language: 'python',
         });
-        statusItem.name = 'Python IntelliSense Status';
+        statusItem.name = LanguageService.statusItem.name();
         statusItem.severity = vscode.LanguageStatusSeverity.Warning;
-        statusItem.text = 'Partial Mode';
-        statusItem.detail = 'Limited IntelliSense provided by Pylance';
+        statusItem.text = LanguageService.statusItem.text();
+        statusItem.detail = LanguageService.statusItem.detail();
         statusItem.command = {
             title: 'Learn More',
             command: 'vscode.open',

src/client/common/utils/localize.ts

@@ -204,11 +204,6 @@ export namespace TensorBoard {
 }
 
 export namespace LanguageService {
-    export const statusItem = {
-        name: localize('LanguageService.statusItem.name', 'Python IntelliSense Status'),
-        text: localize('LanguageService.statusItem.text', 'Partial Mode'),
-        detail: localize('LanguageService.statusItem.detail', 'Limited IntelliSense provided by Pylance'),
-    };
     export const startingMicrosoft = localize(
         'LanguageService.startingMicrosoft',
         'Starting Microsoft Python language server.',