dev: easily run servers with current code #51
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This is more of an idea worth sharing than something we need to merge, but I made scripts that let me run the latest code easily against VSCode.
I think perhaps instead of committing the
.vscode/mpc.jsonit might make more sense to add to.gitignoreand just have the scripts handy, because I couldn't get it to dynamically find the directory.Thought I'd share though as it's a nice way to test.