Add guidance for activating GitHub Copilot Pro in VS IDE

[Thagshan01]

Added a new item to the quickstart guide about ensuring GitHub Copilot Pro is activated in Visual Studio IDE.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR adds guidance for activating GitHub Copilot Pro in Visual Studio IDE to the quickstart guide, specifically expanding the list of things users can do with GitHub Copilot Chat.

Key changes:

• Added a new bullet point about asking how to ensure GitHub Copilot Pro is activated in Visual Studio IDE

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Source	Review	Production	What Changed
copilot/get-started/quickstart.md	fpt ghec	fpt ghec

Key: fpt: Free, Pro, Team; ghec: GitHub Enterprise Cloud; ghes: GitHub Enterprise Server

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