Docs: surface Codespaces / Dev Containers in README (follow-up to #27)#30
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PR #27 added .devcontainer/devcontainer.json but didn't update the README. Add a top-of-readme badge row (GitHub Codespaces + VS Code Dev Containers), mention the dev container as a no-install alternative in Prerequisites, link to it from the Quickstart heading, and add a dedicated 'Quickstart in Codespaces' subsection with the full four-step flow (badge, az login --use-device-code, azd env new, azd up). Pure docs, no code changes.
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Follow-up to #27 (dev container).
The dev container is in — make sure folks actually find it from the README:
az,azd, Python 3.13) with a deep link to the new section.az login --use-device-code(required because the browser flow doesn't work the same inside a codespace) →azd env new→azd up. Plus a note that the same dev container works locally via the Dev Containers extension.No code changes — pure docs.