fix: Remove VSCode project-level settings

[medikoo]

I believe specific editor settings should not be committed into project.

In my case those settings collide with how I work with VS Code. I have some global settings, which I need to tweak in context of this project, still that's not possible without editing this file (as that in turn affects git status, which makes working with project repository cumbersome).

[coveralls]

Coverage remained the same at 84.697% when pulling d664148 on medikoo/remove-vscode-settings into 660f8b7 on dev.

[wbreza]

@medikoo - Shouldn't your global configuration settings live in a user profile configuration outside of the project's settings.json?

From what we have experienced if you remove these settings you will not get an optimal developer experience since the linting rules will not be applied by VS Code while editing files.

[medikoo]

@medikoo - Shouldn't your global configuration settings live in a user profile configuration outside of the project's settings.json?

They are there, but I have a need to fine tune few of those settings for this project specifically, and that can't be done reliably with current setup.

e.g. in global settings I have set that I want to run formatting on save in case of all projects (In 99% of them it's desirable, and I don't want to apply these settings per project, that'll be cumbersome).

While in case of this project it introduces extra whitespace changes I don't want to have, therefore I want to keep it off here - and I can't do it without updating .vscode/settings.json (btw. I keep that file globally ignored in git, so it never ends committed to any repository)

I think the source of a problem here is, that ESLint (as of v6) via its .eslintrc doesn't support a way to state that all .ts files needs to be linted (it's supposed to be changed with v7 -> eslint/eslint#10828), and I guess it's why it's forced here via VS Code settings.

Still, I would rather let users configure editors on their own, as the way it's done here may conflict with developer personal preferences (as it's in my case).