Fix EditorSwitchTest opening external terminals #3642
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Replace the usage of ".java" extension with a custom ".perf_text" extension in performance tests. The use of ".java" caused the OS to open external editors/terminals in environments where JDT is not installed or configured as the default editor. This change ensures that an internal test editor is used, keeping the tests self-contained and preventing external side effects.
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Replace the usage of ".java" extension with a custom ".perf_text" extension in performance tests.
The use of ".java" caused the OS to open external editors/terminals in environments where JDT is not installed or configured as the default editor.
This change ensures that an internal test editor is used, keeping the tests self-contained and preventing external side effects.