Dev Containers support. See details:#97
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- Adds support for Dev Containers in VS Code. - Adds recommended extensions for VS Code - Updates the README to explain how to use Dev Containers in this situation - The Badge at the top won't work correctly until these changes have been merged into the master branch as it looks for the .devcontainer/devcontainer.json there. - In the devcontainer.json, it has to `sudo bin/setup` when creating the container, otherwise prism won't compile as expected. - On subsequent starts, it can bundle with the regular/vscode user. - Added bin/test as I could never remember the test command from the README.
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sudo bin/setupwhen creating the container, otherwise prism won't compile as expected.The reasoning: My laptop died, I had to get a new one, and rebuild the ENV for each project. Not going to do that again. I also couldn't remember the little nuances to get the dev env for this project working. So I figured having Dev Containers configs here would help future me, you and anyone else... At least for VS Code.