Add GitHub Enterprise compatibility for auth and Copilot API endpoint - #31
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Summary\n- add support for both VS Code auth providers: github and github-enterprise\n- make Copilot API base URL configurable via copilotInsights.apiBaseUrl\n- add copilotInsights.authProvider setting (�uto, github, github-enterprise)\n- document GitHub Enterprise configuration in README\n\n## Why\nThe extension currently relies on GitHub.com-only assumptions (auth provider and API host). This change enables GitHub Enterprise users to authenticate and query their Copilot quota endpoint when available in their enterprise environment.\n\n## Validation\n- npm run check-types\n- npm run lint\n