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aceb5295efmoved Cosmos, Quick Setup and Credits out of the committed role READMEs and into the documentation build's own scratch checkout, so a committed copy can no longer go stale when the metadata moves. Merging feature/designer (ebad39422c) took origin/main's side of those files, which still carries them, and reinstated all 290 along with the cosmos make target and its i8cos alias. tests/lint/ansible/roles/test_readme.py hard-fails on a committed copy, and the reinstated Credits block credited one person with two URLs, which tripped the credits-attribution lint as well. Stripped with the repository's own fence-aware parser against MANAGED_SECTIONS, not with a line filter: the Cosmos block holds a mermaid fence a naive filter would cut through. The result is byte-identical toaceb5295effor every README that carries no prose change since. The cosmos target wrote the forbidden section straight back into the checkout, so it goes with them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Development Utilities
Description
Visual Studio Code is a powerful source code editor with a wide plugin ecosystem, supporting development workflows across many languages and platforms. See also the Arch Wiki - Development Tools and general Software Engineering on Wikipedia.
Overview
This role builds upon core workstation and package management components to deliver a clean, editor-ready base for developers. It installs core tools and editors necessary to begin building, editing, and managing source code projects.
Purpose
To reduce setup time and ensure consistency across developer workstations, this role prepares a functional and extensible foundation for software engineering work.
Features
- Installs Visual Studio Code: A powerful code editor with a wide plugin ecosystem.
- Extensible Design: Acts as a base layer for more specific development stacks (e.g., web, Python, embedded).
- Persona Integration: Serves as a reusable foundation for developer-focused workstation bundles.