[agicy]

Summary

Remove the tracked .vscode/ directory and its three files:

• .vscode/c_cpp_properties.old.json
• .vscode/launch.json
• .vscode/settings-example.json

This is a repository-cleanup change only; it does not touch build logic, runtime code, or target configuration.

Motivation

The tracked VS Code files are editor-specific and have become stale:

• launch.json points at target/aarch64/debug/hvisor, which no longer matches the current build layout.
• c_cpp_properties.old.json hardcodes an old cross-GCC path and is explicitly marked as an old configuration.
• settings-example.json hardcodes a target triple and has to be updated every time the target changes (for example, the AArch64 softfloat migration).

VS Code settings are also personal/environment-specific. The generated .vscode/settings.json is already ignored by Git and is recreated by make vscode/host_config.sh, so keeping an example file in the repository only adds maintenance cost.

Verification

• git ls-files .vscode returns no tracked files.
• make ARCH=aarch64 BOARD=qemu-gicv3 defconfig succeeds.
• git status --short is clean after the change.

No runtime or QEMU test is needed for an editor-configuration-only removal.

Risks and Limitations

• Contributors who relied on the example Rust Analyzer target configuration will need to configure rust-analyzer.cargo.target locally.
• make vscode / tools/kconfig/host_config.sh vscode can still create an ignored local .vscode/settings.json; this PR removes tracked files only, not the local-generation behavior.
• No CI, build, or hypervisor behavior is affected.

[li041]

LGTM!