docs: clarify supported Python testing frameworks#25692
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Docs-only update to clarify which Python testing frameworks are supported by the extension and how unsupported frameworks (e.g. behave) currently behave. This helps set expectations for users and provides additional context for feature requests such as microsoft#25330.
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Docs-only update to clarify which Python testing frameworks are supported
by the Python extension for VS Code and how unsupported frameworks (e.g. behave)
currently behave.
This helps set expectations for users and provides additional context
for related feature requests such as #25330.
No functional changes included; purely documentation improvements.