Devcontainers: add links to related external resources

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated contribution guide with improved instructions for setting up a devcontainer using Visual Studio Code.
  • Added links to essential tools such as Git and Docker.
  • Enhanced clarity and readability of the setup process.

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Walkthrough

The updates to the devcontainer.md document focus on refining instructions for setting up a development environment with Visual Studio Code. Key improvements include updating URLs, adding links for essential tools like git and Docker, and clarifying steps for forking and cloning repositories. The goal is to streamline the onboarding process for contributors.

Changes

File	Change Summary
source/docs/contribute/devcontainer.md	Updated various URLs, added links to git and Docker, enhanced repository forking and cloning instructions.

Poem

In devcontainers we now delight,
With Docker and git links shining bright,
A fork and a clone, so nifty and trim,
Contributions now start with a simple whim.
With VS Code we build in harmony,
Updating docs brings pure symphony. 🎵📝

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Actionable comments posted: 0

Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)

source/docs/contribute/devcontainer.md (1)

6-6: Consider removing the comma after "contribute" for grammatical correctness.

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source/docs/contribute/devcontainer.md (4)

10-11: Links to Git and Docker are appropriately added, enhancing the accessibility of resources for the reader.

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17-18: The addition of actionable links for forking and cloning enhances user guidance and clarity.

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21-21: The bold formatting of "Reopen in Container" emphasizes the action, which is a good use of typographical emphasis to draw attention to important steps.

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23-23: The italicization and bolding of the text in the command selection instruction improves visibility and readability, aiding users in finding essential commands quickly.