Add initial devcontainer configuration for Rust environment#496
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…t#496) Closes microsoft#494 Co-authored-by: Leonard Hecker <leonard@hecker.io>
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Adds a
.devcontainerfolder with a singledevcontainer.jsonfile that allows you to develop in a rust-nightly ready container.If using one of the supported editors (https://containers.dev/supporting) for your regular development and for any reason would prefer to run/test/compile in a container-based environment, this gets you a ready-to-go solution.
Issue #494