Add devcontainer and template files, along with instructions for setup.#296
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Add devcontainer and template files, along with instructions for setup.#296
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Folks working on the project have a much shorter path to getting going if their editor supports devcontainers. Even if they don't have devcontainer support, the Dockerfile.dev container definition, docker-compose file, and the provided settings files should get them most of the way there.
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Folks working on the project have a much shorter path to getting going if their editor supports devcontainers. Even if they don't have devcontainer support, the Dockerfile.dev container definition, docker-compose file, and the provided settings files should get them most of the way there.