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- package.json: add publisher (ismrmrd), license (MIT), and repository for vsce packaging - .vscodeignore: exclude compiled tests (out/test) and package-lock from the VSIX - add LICENSE to the extension so it ships in the package - README: replace scaffold template with real MRD Viz description/settings (required by vsce) - docs: add PACKAGING_AND_INSTALL_RUNBOOK.md walking through dry-run, package, and local install; verified vsce package -> mrd-viz-0.0.1.vsix installs as ismrmrd.mrd-viz@0.0.1
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VSIX local install is the intermediate step, installing hte extension into the uesr's normal VS Code so that it persists and works in every window.
docs/PACKAGING_AND_INSTALL_RUNBOOK.mdoutlines the steps walking through prereqs, dry run, package, local install, update/uninstall.Rendering still requires the mrd_viz python backend on the machine (mrdviz.pythonpath or venv fallback), so on a fresh machine it will hit an error editor. distributing backend remains in-progress.
currently ismrmrd publisher is a placeholder to statisfy local packaging, but an eventual marketplace publish would require a registered publisher ID.
most of the changes are simply packacing setup to satisfy vsce requirements.