docs: consolidate VS Code and GitHub Copilot plugin docs - #2889
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The VS Code marketplace install and the Copilot CLI/desktop app pages document the same plugin, so present all three as one family: - Copilot hub lists VS Code as a third surface and links to it - VS Code page points at the hub and both sibling clients instead of the deleted install-from-source flow - CLI and desktop app pages cross-link back to VS Code - By provider entry names all three clients
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Both existing provider hubs use the "What you can build" heading, so match it. Also name VS Code in the GitHub Copilot card on the integrations landing page, since the hub it links to now covers it.
- Drop the stale preview-feature caveat from the VS Code page; VS Code's agent plugins docs no longer mark the feature as preview, and the CLI and desktop app pages already omit it - Add Authentication paths to the VS Code and desktop app pages so the CLI and SDK skills document their token setup, matching the CLI page - Restore both default marketplaces in the chat.plugins.marketplaces snippet; the previous one silently dropped github/copilot-plugins - Use <kbd> for keyboard shortcuts, matching mcp.md and console.md - Format the apify plugin and agent names as code in headings - Split the desktop app install step to match its numbered callouts - Explain on the CLI page why it needs the marketplace added manually - Switch the settings snippet to json5, the repo's convention for JSON with comments
Per review feedback: VS Code is its own platform, not something under GitHub Copilot. Drop it from the by-provider line and the Copilot card on the integrations landing page, and reword the hub intro so VS Code reads as a separate platform that runs the same plugin. The VS Code card stays on the hub as a cross-reference.
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Combines #2871 (VS Code) and #2874 (GitHub Copilot CLI and desktop app) into one change. All three clients run the same Apify plugin, so they need to ship together and cross-link to each other - merging either PR alone leaves the docs either duplicated or with a coverage hole.
Commits from both original PRs are preserved; the final commit wires the VS Code page into the GitHub Copilot hub.
Supersedes #2871 and #2874.