Simplify development environment init file and update vscode settings #697
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1. Redo the file based off the init_nomads.lua file, that is why a lot of code is removed. 2. With the new base, use `dofile` with the local development init file instead of SupComDataPath. 3. Remove the duplicated code for clearing the shader cache, as the dev init file already does that. 4. Instead of importing the `.nmd` archives, just mount the nomads data path.
Yes this does assume all your github repos are in the same folder, but the lua extension's built-in library is not up to date, so I think this is better.
with FAForever/nomads
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I wrote FAForever/fa#6872 and #696 with these dev changes active. I didn't see anything out of place. I also checked the campaign screen for any "weird icon" like the old comment suggested.