Add VS Code devcontainer - #485
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Summary
Fixes #452 by adding a VS Code Dev Container setup for SSHLibrary contributors.
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.devcontainer/devcontainer.jsonand a matching Dockerfile.test,test-nopasswd,testkey, banner, custom subsystem)./opt/venvduring container creation and startsshdwhen the container starts.Verification
python3 -m json.tool .devcontainer/devcontainer.jsongit diff --checkpython - <<'PY' ... publish_doctree(Path('atest/README.rst').read_text()) ... PY/tmp/hermes-verify-*: checked devcontainer JSON, Dockerfile semantics, README instructions, LF endings, and diff whitespace.I could not run a full local Docker/devcontainer build in this environment because the current user cannot access
/var/run/docker.sock, and passwordlesssudois unavailable. The devcontainer files were validated syntactically and with focused static/ad-hoc checks against the issue requirements above.