Thanks for your contribution @travis-c-lagrone.

Although this is generally applicable, I think this one is more advanced and specific than other snippets we enable by default and would be better in the community snippets doc.

@rjmholt Would you plesae clarify what the criteria (even if open-ended) is for whether a snippet is appropriate to be included in the extension? I ask because while I do not understand how this proposed snippet is either more "advanced" or "specific" than many of the other snippets in the extension (e.g. "IfShouldProcess", "CalculatedProperty", "IArgumentCompleter Class", etc.), although I could see how it might be rejected on the basis of less frequent use.

It's certainly case-by-case, but here the feeling was that an indexed foreach loop is an uncommon use-case given a standard for-loop and the usage of the private $_index as well as the $index variable made for a complex solution despite being nifty.

Because the JSON snippets represent part of the completions the extension offers, we really want to make sure that those snippets represent PowerShellisms most users would use; so essentially standard structures (like a loop or an advanced function or a switch) that you would find yourself using on a weekly basis and that would see in examples and tutorials in the wild but for which there's no completion.

Ok, I can grok the idea of "PowerShellisms". I'll modify this PR to add the foreach-indexed snippet to the Community Snippets instead.

Also, before I make a PR for it, how would you see a snippet like the following applying to the idea of regularly used PowerShellisms for which there's no completion (much less dedicated command)?

"Test-Any loop": {
    "prefix": "any",
    "body": [
        "\\$any = \\$false",
        "foreach (\\$${1:object} in \\$${2:objects}) {",
        "\tif (${3:\\$$1}) {",
        "\t\t\\$any = \\$true",
        "\t\tbreak",
        "\t}",
        "}",
    ],
},
"Test-All loop": {
    "prefix": "all",
    "body": [
        "\\$all = \\$true",
        "foreach (\\$${1:object} in \\$${2:objects}) {",
        "\tif (-not ${3:\\$$1}) {",
        "\t\t\\$all = \\$false",
        "\t\tbreak",
        "\t}",
        "}",
    ],
},