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Adds configuration files for Dev Containers, a VS Code feature that uses Docker to create disposable containers for development (as the name suggests). It also configures GitHub Codespaces, to a degree (which uses Dev Containers in the backend).
I used
mcr.microsoft.com/devcontainers/javascript-node:4-22-trixieas the base image, which is Node.js v22. It also automatically exposes the development server port8000, and runsnpm ciafter creation.