add launch configuration and task for development with yarn for use with visual studio code #387
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This pull request includes several changes to improve the development workflow for Visual Studio Code users. The changes introduce new configurations for running and debugging the project, as well as updating the documentation to reflect these new options.
Improvements to VS Code configuration:
.vscode/launch.json: Added a new launch configuration to run the project usingyarn devin the integrated terminal. Launching this way also attaches the debugger..vscode/tasks.json: Added a new task to install yarn dependencies.Documentation updates:
README.md: Updated the documentation to include instructions for running tasks and debugging the project using Visual Studio Code.