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Pull request overview
This PR removes the VSCode-specific settings file from version control as part of a cleanup effort. Editor-specific configurations are generally better managed locally rather than being committed to the repository.
- Removes
.vscode/settings.jsonfile containing Python analysis and Makefile configuration settings
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Summary by cubic
Removed the .vscode/settings.json to avoid committing editor-specific settings and reduce repo clutter. This prevents VS Code preferences (Python analysis ignore and Makefile configure-on-open) from overriding contributors’ local setups.
Written for commit a876183. Summary will update automatically on new commits.