Skip remaining tests when cancelling a regular run

When we cancel a debug run, the remaining tests are marked as skipped
instead of as failed. Follow this same logic for regular non-debug test
runs to be consistent.

Issue: #1002

Author: plemarquand

src/TestExplorer/TestRunner.ts

@@ -688,24 +688,35 @@ export class TestRunner {
             }
         }
 
+        const compositeToken = new CompositeCancellationToken(token);
+
         // Create a cancellation token source for this test run
-        const compositeToken = new CompositeCancellationTokenSource(token);
+        const compositeTokenSource = new CompositeCancellationTokenSource(token);
 
         // Create and run the test runner
         const runner = new TestRunner(
             testKind,
             request,
             folderContext,
             controller,
-            compositeToken.token
+            compositeTokenSource.token
         );
 
         // If the user terminates a debugging session for swift-testing
         // we want to prevent XCTest from starting.
-        const terminationListener = runner.onDebugSessionTerminated(() => compositeToken.cancel());
+        const terminationListener = runner.onDebugSessionTerminated(() =>
+            compositeTokenSource.cancel()
+        );
+
+        // If the user cancels the test run via the VS Code UI, skip the pending tests
+        // so they don't appear as failed. Any pending tests left over at the end of a run
+        // are assumed to have crashed.
+        const cancellationListener = compositeToken.onCancellationRequested(() =>
+            runner.testRun.skipPendingTests()
+        );
 
         // Register the test run with the manager
-        folderContext.registerTestRun(runner.testRun, compositeToken);
+        folderContext.registerTestRun(runner.testRun, compositeTokenSource);
 
         // Fire the event to notify that a test run was created
         onCreateTestRun.fire(runner.testRun);
@@ -714,6 +725,7 @@ export class TestRunner {
         await runner.runHandler();
 
         terminationListener.dispose();
+        cancellationListener.dispose();
 
         // Run the post-run handler if provided
         if (postRunHandler) {