(feat) add VS Code cache category to junk cleaner - #38
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Adds a vscode-cache junk category covering Cache, CachedData, Code Cache, and GPUCache under %APPDATA%\Code (stable channel only, following the pattern used for discord-cache). The User folder (settings, keybindings, extensions) is never touched. Includes a sandbox test mirroring the discord-cache test. Closes Vortrix5#19 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017JGeTGbj4FKnmWHPGU82yk
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Closes #19
Adds a
vscode-cachejunk category for VS Code's cache dirs under%APPDATA%\Code, following the same pattern as the existingdiscord-cachecategory.Covered:
Cache,CachedData,Code Cache,GPUCacheNever touched:
User(settings, keybindings, extensions)Scoped to the stable channel only for this PR - see the discussion on #19, happy to add VS Code Insiders as a follow-up if wanted.
Testing
tests/test_junk.py, mirrors the existing discord-cache testpytest- 636 passedruff check .- clean