fix(vscode): add html to the default includes #1265
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Vite handles HTML in a different pipeline. And yeah that make sense for the extension since the list is reused. |
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As mentioned in the readme:
But it wasn't in the array. Feel free to close if this isn't necessary.
It was a bit confusing to me how index.html was included when I was using the vite plugin, but when I was using the vscode extension, it wasn't included.