fix: remove forwardPorts from feature schema#3
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The devcontainer feature schema (devcontainer-feature.json) doesn't allow forwardPorts or portsAttributes. These are devcontainer.json properties that users add to their own config. The publish action validates against the schema and rejects them. Move the port forwarding config into the README examples instead.
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devcontainer-feature.jsonschema doesn't allowforwardPortsorportsAttributes. These aredevcontainer.jsonproperties, not feature properties. The publish action validates against the schema and rejects them:The old v1.0.0 had the same invalid properties but was published before the action enforced schema validation.
Port forwarding instructions moved to the README examples, matching the pattern used by official features (sshd, desktop-lite, etc.).