Feature Request: Configurable line limit for bash output display before expansion required

Feature Request

Problem

Currently, bash command outputs are collapsed after a certain number of lines (appears to be around 10-15 lines), requiring the user to press ctrl+o to expand and see the full output. For users who frequently run commands with moderate output (20-50 lines), this requires constant expansion interactions.

Requested Feature

Add a configurable setting to control the initial number of lines displayed for bash command outputs before requiring manual expansion.

Proposed Setting

{
  "env": {
    "BASH_INITIAL_DISPLAY_LINES": "40"
  }
}

Or as a top-level setting:

{
  "bashOutputDisplayLines": 40
}

Use Case

• Developers working with build outputs, test results, or file listings that regularly exceed the current default
• Reduces friction in interactive sessions where moderate-length outputs are common
• Allows users to balance between compact display and reduced expansion interactions

Current Workaround

None apparent - BASH_MAX_OUTPUT_LENGTH controls character-based truncation, not initial line display

Related

This is separate from BASH_MAX_OUTPUT_LENGTH, which controls character-based middle-truncation for very long outputs. This request is specifically about the UI pagination feature that initially collapses outputs.