Git Warning Message Incorrectly Styled as Error

Description

When Git/SSH outputs the informational message warning: permanently added 'gitlab.com' to the list of known hosts, VS Code displays it with error-level styling (red error icon with X), making it appear as a critical error when it's actually just an informational message.

Expected Behavior

Informational Git/SSH warnings should be styled as warnings (yellow/orange) or informational messages (blue), not as errors (red).

Actual Behavior

The message is displayed with a red circular error icon containing a white X, which is the same styling used for actual errors. This is misleading because:

• The message is informational, not an error
• It's a normal part of SSH's first-time connection process
• Users may be alarmed by the error styling

Steps to Reproduce

1. Connect to a Git repository (e.g., GitLab) via SSH for the first time
2. Observe the warning popup that appears
3. Notice the red error icon styling despite the message being a warning

Screenshot

See attached screenshot showing the incorrectly styled warning message.

Additional Context

This issue likely stems from VS Code parsing Git output and mapping the "warning" keyword to error-level styling. The message originates from Git/SSH, not VS Code, but VS Code's UI is applying incorrect styling.

Related issue in Cursor: https://github.com/getcursor/cursor/issues/3833

Environment

• VS Code version: [current version]
• OS: Windows 11
• Git version: [current version]