chore(governance): remove devcontainer in favour of gitpod.io #1411
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Issue number: #1410
Summary
Changes
Devcontainer support has been removed.
User experience
Before: Contributors could have been able to use a container to create their own development environment, but it wasn't actually working.
After: Contributors can use Gitpod as an easy and fast alternative to create a dev environment.
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