Revert remove wayland config

[Allison Thackston]

          @SubaruArai @athackst 

Thank you for the improvement.
I have used this update, but it does not work in my environment.

• Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS
• VS Code version : 1.79.1

The following is a log of Dev container runs that may be relevant.

[1339 ms] Start: Run in container: test -e /run/user/1000/vscode-wayland-1a8e0db2-2812-4b79-94ef-6a6c7a6c1403.sock || ln -sf /tmp/vscode-wayland-1a8e0db2-2812-4b79-94ef-6a6c7a6c1403.sock /run/user/1000/vscode-wayland-1a8e0db2-2812-4b79-94ef-6a6c7a6c1403.sock
[1339 ms] 
[1340 ms] ln: failed to create symbolic link '/run/user/1000/vscode-wayland-1a8e0db2-2812-4b79-94ef-6a6c7a6c1403.sock': No such file or directory
[1340 ms] Exit code 1
[1341 ms] Command in container failed: test -e /run/user/1000/vscode-wayland-1a8e0db2-2812-4b79-94ef-6a6c7a6c1403.sock || ln -sf /tmp/vscode-wayland-1a8e0db2-2812-4b79-94ef-6a6c7a6c1403.sock /run/user/1000/vscode-wayland-1a8e0db2-2812-4b79-94ef-6a6c7a6c1403.sock
[1341 ms] ln: failed to create symbolic link '/run/user/1000/vscode-wayland-1a8e0db2-2812-4b79-94ef-6a6c7a6c1403.sock': No such file or directory
[1341 ms] Exit code 1

This shows that wayland is likely to be used.
I will provide any information you need.
Or, if wayland config is not harmful, please consider reverting back.

Originally posted by @kimushun1101 in #54 (comment)