[TECH] Remove the Devcontainer/Docker container (#3611)

README.md

@@ -44,7 +44,6 @@ Heroic is built with Web Technologies:
     - [Building Heroic Binaries](#building-heroic-binaries)
     - [Building with VS Code](#building-with-vs-code)
     - [Quickly testing/debugging Heroic on your own system](#quickly-testingdebugging-heroic-on-your-own-system)
-    - [Development Using a Container](#development-using-a-container)
     - [Testing with Docker](#testing-with-docker)
   - [Sponsors](#sponsors)
   - [Screenshots](#screenshots)
@@ -251,70 +250,6 @@ Go to the "Run and Debug" tab of VSCode and start the "Launch Heroic (HMR & HR)"
 
 Note: If you do not need the React developer tools while testing changes, you can skip their install by setting the `HEROIC_NO_REACT_DEVTOOLS` environment variable before running `yarn start` (for example with `HEROIC_NO_REACT_DEVTOOLS=1 yarn start`).
 
-### Development Using a Container
-
-<details>
-  <summary>Expand</summary>
-
-If you would prefer, we have a docker container defined to develop / build Heroic with (a potential reason being to avoid loading tons of dependencies on your host filesystem). There are two methods, based on whether you use VS Code.
-
-**VS Code**
-
-There is a `.devcontainer` directory containing a definition that VS Code will recognize for automatically opening your local Heroic directory in a container in VS Code.
-
-**NOTE: this requires that you install the 'Remote - Containers' extension.**
-
-1. Open the root of your local Heroic directory in VS Code.
-2. You should get a prompt in the bottom right to build and open the project in the dev container.
-3. If the above prompt does not occur, on the bottom left, there is a green icon that should be there if the remote extension is installed. Click on it, and select "Reopen in container".
-4. The bottom left green icon should now say: "Dev Container: Heroic Games Launcher".
-
-After the container's package manager runs, open a new terminal session and you should be able to run bash commands from within the container. Any yarn dist:linux builds should also now show up on your host filesystem.
-
-**Manually Building the Docker Image**
-
-If you don't use VS Code or don't want it integrated with the container, you can build and run the container manually using either Docker or Podman.
-
-1. From the root of your local Heroic directory, run:
-
-   ```bash
-   docker build -t heroicdevcontainer -f Dockerfile .
-   ```
-
-2. Assuming all went well, you can now enter the container:
-
-   ```bash
-   docker run -it -v ./:/tmp/heroic localhost/heroicdevcontainer:latest
-   ```
-
-3. The above command will mount your local Heroic dir to `/tmp/heroic` in the container (unless you used a different path).
-
-   ```
-   cd /tmp/heroic
-   ```
-
-And you should be good to go, code and build away!
-
-</details>
-
-### Testing with Docker
-
-It is recommended to run end to end tests with Docker so you don't alter your local config files or have your local config files interfere with the tests.
-
-To run e2e tests on the unpackaged app running in dev mode.
-From the root of your local Heroic directory, run:
-
-```bash
-yarn test:e2e
-```
-
-To run e2e tests on the packaged app.
-From the root of your local Heroic directory, run:
-
-```bash
-yarn test:e2ePackaged
-```
-
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