chore: Add devcontainer support

[askpt]

This PR

This pull request introduces a new development container configuration for the project, making it easier to set up a consistent development environment with all necessary tools and extensions. The configuration uses a Go-based container image, includes useful features and VS Code extensions, and sets up the workspace after container creation.

Development environment setup:

• Added a new .devcontainer/devcontainer.json file to define a dev container based on the Go 1.24 image, with GitHub CLI and Docker-in-Docker features enabled.
• Configured VS Code extensions for Go development, GitHub integration, YAML, Makefile, and other common tools.
• Set the default user to vscode, required at least 8GB of host memory, and specified a post-create command to initialize git submodules and run make workspace-init.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request adds a new .devcontainer/devcontainer.json file to the project, enabling a consistent and pre-configured development environment using VS Code Dev Containers. The configuration is based on a Go 1.24 image, includes necessary features like GitHub CLI and Docker-in-Docker, and pre-installs a set of useful VS Code extensions for Go development, GitHub integration, and other common tools. It also sets up a post-creation command to initialize git submodules and run make workspace-init, ensuring the workspace is ready for development immediately.

Highlights

• Dev Container Setup: This PR introduces a new development container configuration to standardize and simplify the project's development environment setup. It leverages a Go-based container image and includes essential tools and VS Code extensions.
• Key Configurations: The configuration specifies a Go 1.24 image, integrates GitHub CLI and Docker-in-Docker features, and sets up a comprehensive suite of VS Code extensions for Go, GitHub, YAML, and Makefile development. It also defines an 8GB memory requirement and a post-creation command to initialize submodules and run make workspace-init.

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Code Review

This is a great addition to the project! Using a devcontainer will significantly improve the developer onboarding experience and ensure a consistent environment. The configuration looks solid. I have a couple of suggestions to enhance the reproducibility and stability of the devcontainer setup.

[aepfli]

oh wow cool, thank you!!!!!!