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Documentation has wrong name for "Select Interpreter" command #589

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VS Code version: 1.19.2
Python Extension version: 0.9.1
Python Version: 3.6.4
OS and version: OS X 10.12.6

Actual behavior

Extension information window says, in Quick Start,

Otherwise, to select a different Python interpreter/version/environment (use the command Select Workspace Interpreter or look in the status bar)

First, there is no "Select Workspace Interpreter" command. The actual command appears to be "Python: Select Interpreter" (or, if we don't need the "Python:", then just "Select Interpreter").

Second, it says "look in the status bar," but there is no interpreter information in the status bar. There is no information in the status bar at all when viewing the extension information (which is likely to be true when doing the "Quick Start"), and even when a python file tab is active, there's nothing there but the Ln/Col, Spaces, encoding, line ending, and file association. There is still no interpreter information present.

Expected behavior

The "use the command" should be changed to "use the command Python: Select Interpreter".

I'm not sure about the "look in the status bar" — I don't know if the problem is that there should be something appearing in the status bar that isn't, or if that portion of the text should just be deleted.

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