Add reasonable project default vscode settings for python #15
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I think it makes sense to add a very simple default vscode configuration. If someone is using Python I think they should always be using a formatter and a type checker in their IDE and trying to run autofixes. They should really always have pytest enabled by default as well. I don't think anyone is using
unittestruff will respect the pyproject.toml config so this setting doesn't enforce a particular linter / formatter style, just rather that it is ran automatically.
I think everyone uses VSCode so I think this is reasonable. Happy to discuss or close this if not though; not attached to this particularly