LadybirdBrowser
Devcontainer+Documentation: Add Devcontainer documentation and simplify use
After building Ladybird using the Devcontainer I had to head over to Discord history to figure out how to do the actual running and debugging.
This pull request adds Devcontainer documentation and makes some container modifications to reduce manual setup, e.g. by setting up environment variables.
Also I haven't checked in a while, but does the "vcpkg cache" feature properly use clang-20? or does launching the container and running ./Meta/ladybird.py run do a full vcpkg rebuild? I remember looking at that in the past but don't remember if I fixed it.
Also I haven't checked in a while, but does the "vcpkg cache" feature properly use clang-20? or does launching the container and running ./Meta/ladybird.py run do a full vcpkg rebuild? I remember looking at that in the past but don't remember if I fixed it.
For me it always has been the case that ./Meta/ladybird.py triggers a full vcpkg rebuild (only recently started using the container). I wasn't aware of the cache in the container. Btw, the move to clang-20 is not part of this PR, that has been done previously.
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