docs(agents): add VS Code extension to project map - #2267
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AGENTS.mdproject map omitsapps/vscode, even though the official VS Code extension is now part of the repository. This leaves the project map incomplete and makes the extension's runtime and shared-state boundaries harder for contributors and coding agents to discover.PR #647 previously proposed adding a similar project-map entry, but it remains open as part of an earlier VS Code workspace implementation. The current extension implementation was merged through #1769 without the corresponding root project-map update.
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apps/vscodeto the project map, documenting:KIMI_CODE_HOME.Validation
apps/vscode/package.json, its runtime entry points, and README.git diff --check.Checklist
gen-changesets; this PR does not need a changeset.gen-docsis not needed because this does not change user-facing behavior or documentation.