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# VS Code files
.vscode/settings.json

# OS-specific junk
.DS_Store
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### Javadocs

We want our Javadocs to be concise and meaningful.
We want our Javadocs to be concise and meaningful.

## IDEs

### VS Code

This project includes recommended VS Code [extensions](.vscode/extensions.json) and minimal required [settings](.vscode/settings.json).

Those minimal settings are required, and not just a recommendation or preference.
More specifically, they make sure that working with this code in VS Code matches the [code format](#format) expectations of the Maven build.

You may also have other VS Code settings which are your "personal preferences" instead of "project requirements".
We recommend that you keep personal settings in your VS Code User Settings instead. The location of this file varies by platform (e.g., `~/.config/Code/User/settings.json` on Linux).