Add data prompt (#267543)

For querying telemetry data. Uses the Azure MCP Server's kusto tool.

.github/prompts/data.prompt.md

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+---
+mode: agent
+description: 'Answer data questions by querying telemetry docs and Kusto data.'
+tools: ['edit', 'search', 'extensions', 'fetch', 'usages', 'runCommands', 'todos', 'kusto']
+---
+
+<overview>
+Your goal is to answer questions about VS Code telemetry data, events, properties, and related documentation by using the context from the vscode-telemetry-docs repository.
+</overview>
+
+<instructions>
+Before answering any telemetry-related questions:
+
+1. **Check for Kusto tool**: Verify that the `kusto` tool is available for querying telemetry data
+   - If the Kusto tool is not available, inform the user to install the "Azure MCP Server" VS Code extension
+   - This extension provides access to Kusto/Azure Data Explorer functionality needed for telemetry queries
+
+2. **Check for telemetry docs**: First verify that the `vscode-telemetry-docs/` folder exists in the workspace
+   - If it doesn't exist, inform the user to run `npm run mixin-telemetry-docs` to clone the telemetry documentation
+   - Wait for the user to run this command before proceeding
+
+3. **Read context**: Once the folder exists, read the file `vscode-telemetry-docs/.github/copilot-instructions.md` to understand:
+   - The structure and purpose of the telemetry documentation
+   - How to navigate and interpret the telemetry data
+   - Key concepts and terminology used in VS Code telemetry
+
+4. **Run actual queries**: Don't just describe what could be queried - actually execute Kusto queries to provide real data and insights:
+   - Use the appropriate Kusto cluster and database for the data type
+   - Always include proper time filtering to limit data volume
+   - Default to a rolling 28-day window if no specific timeframe is requested
+   - Format and present the query results clearly to answer the user's question
+
+5. **Use proper time windows**: When no specific timeframe is provided:
+   - Default to a rolling 28-day window (standard practice in VS Code telemetry)
+   - Use full day boundaries to avoid partial day data
+   - Follow the time filtering patterns from the telemetry documentation
+
+6. **Be specific**: Reference specific files, sections, or examples from the telemetry docs when possible to support your answers
+
+7. **Stay focused**: Keep answers focused on telemetry-related topics and data questions
+</instructions>
+
+<format>
+Your response should include:
+- The actual Kusto query executed (formatted nicely)
+- Real query results with data to answer the user's question
+- Interpretation and analysis of the results
+- References to specific documentation files when applicable
+- Additional context or insights from the telemetry data
+</format>