Add devcontainer configuration

[erikgb]

As I don't have any local setup for the tools used in this project, I need another environment to work in. This will probably be the case for other contributors to this project. The PR adds a simple devcontainer configuration that should allow contributors to spin up an online environment ready to work on this project.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR adds a devcontainer configuration to enable contributors to work on the project in a standardized development environment without requiring local tool setup. The configuration provides a Node.js 22 environment with necessary dependencies and VS Code extensions.

• Adds devcontainer configuration with Node.js 22 base image
• Configures automatic installation of project dependencies and Netlify CLI
• Sets up VS Code extensions for linting, formatting, and Markdown editing

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[erikgb]

/cc @inteon

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/cc @maelvls

[wallrj-cyberark]

It seems like a good idea, yes.
But I haven't tested it....I don't know how to.
I suggest adding a paragraph about this to https://github.com/cert-manager/website?tab=readme-ov-file#website-development-tooling before we merge it or in a followup PR if you prefer.

[erikgb]

I suggest adding a paragraph about this to https://github.com/cert-manager/website?tab=readme-ov-file#website-development-tooling

Great suggestion! With a little help from ChatGPT, I've added a new section to this document. I have tested the devcontainer in GitHub Codespaces. Maybe you are a VSCode user, @wallrj? I am not, so I have not tested the docs from ChatGPT, but it looks sane. 😆

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[wallrj-cyberark]

I suggest adding a paragraph about this to https://github.com/cert-manager/website?tab=readme-ov-file#website-development-tooling

Great suggestion! With a little help from ChatGPT, I've added a new section to this document. I have tested the devcontainer in GitHub Codespaces. Maybe you are a VSCode user, @wallrj? I am not, so I have not tested the docs from ChatGPT, but it looks sane. 😆

Thanks @erikgb

As I understand it, you've tested this devcontainer in the web based GitHub codespaces, but not in the VSCode app. I'm not a VSCode user either. Let's merge it and see what feedback we get.

[wallrj]

/approve
/lgtm

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