feat(cmd): add set-up command for BYOC container configuration#196
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Introduces a new `devsy set-up` command that applies devcontainer lifecycle hooks (postCreateCommand, postStartCommand) and containerEnv variables to an already-running container via `docker exec`, without building an image.
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Summary
Adds a new
devsy set-upcommand that applies devcontainer.json configuration (lifecycle hooks and containerEnv) to an already-running container without building an image. This enables BYOC (Bring Your Own Container) workflows where users have pre-existing containers and want to apply devcontainer lifecycle hooks viadocker exec.The command accepts
--container(required),--config(optional path to devcontainer.json), and--workspace-folder(optional workspace path inside the container). It parses the devcontainer.json and executes postCreateCommand and postStartCommand hooks with containerEnv variables passed as-eflags todocker exec.