To configure the terminal in Visual Studio Code to show accented letters and the Cyrillic alphabet, follow these steps:
Open Visual Studio Code and navigate to the settings.
In the search bar, type "terminal.integrated.shellArgs".
Scroll down to "Terminal > Integrated > Shell Args: Windows" if you're using Windows, "Terminal > Integrated > Shell Args: macOS" if you're using macOS, or "Terminal > Integrated > Shell Args: Linux" if you're using Linux.
Add the following line to the list of arguments:
--input-charset=UTF-8 --output-charset=UTF-8
This will configure the terminal to use UTF-8 encoding, which supports accented letters and the Cyrillic alphabet.
Your terminal should now display accented letters and the Cyrillic alphabet correctly.
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