feat(devcontainer): add configuration for GH Codespaces and VS Code Dev Containers #79
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nachoaldamav
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Hacktoberfest, I have been addingGitHub Codespaces / VS Code Remote Containersconfiguration for OSS projects to make it easier for contributors to the project to get up and running with the correct developer setup. Including the appropriate configuration for a project allows contributors to work entirely within a web browser via GH Codespaces, or inside of fully, and correctly configured containers on their own computer with VS Code Remote Containers (both of these use the same configuration, as GH Codespaces leverages the Remote Containers features under the hood).For reference, here are some other repositories for whom I've opened PRs to do the same: