Nix seems great for terminal-based development environments where starting a nix-shell sets up all the proper symlinks, env vars, etc. But how does this translate to IDEs like VSCode or IntelliJ? Like if you clone a repo with a shell.nix file, how does the IDE know to use that environment when you, say, use the File > Debug command, instead of executing whatever toolchain that happens to be on your path? Are there plugins available that enable this? I realize you could just open a terminal within the IDE, start a nix shell, and run the equivalent run/debug/etc commands, but I am curious if anything exists to make the experience seamless to the user.