Make VS Code docs use forked Hackatime extension#1385
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Greptile SummaryThis PR updates the VS Code editor documentation to direct users to install the forked "Hackatime Time Tracker" VS Code extension rather than the upstream WakaTime extension.
Confidence Score: 5/5Safe to merge — a two-line doc update pointing to a verified VS Code marketplace extension. The change is purely documentation. The 'Hackatime Time Tracker' extension (hackatime.hackatime-time-tracker) is confirmed live on the VS Code Marketplace, so users following the updated instructions will find it without issue. No files require special attention. Important Files Changed
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A[User visits VS Code docs] --> B[Step 1: Create Hackatime Account]
B --> C[Step 2: Run wakatime_setup page]
C --> D[Step 3: Install Extension]
D --> E{Before PR}
D --> F{After PR}
E --> G[Search 'WakaTime' in VS Code Extensions]
F --> H[Search 'Hackatime Time Tracker' in VS Code Extensions]
G --> I[Install WakaTime]
H --> J[Install Hackatime Time Tracker]
I --> K[Start coding]
J --> K
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Prolly worth adding a note that you shouldn't the extension literally called "Hackatime" 😭
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hackclub/hackatime-setup#11