build: remove git validation from default vscode settings #31310
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Removes the validations for git messages that were introduced at some point. It seems like having these in the project overrides the user settings and is annoying for some team members. If somebody wants to run these validations, they can add them to their own vscode settings.
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Removes the validations for git messages that were introduced at some point. It seems like having these in the project overrides the user settings and is annoying for some team members. If somebody wants to run these validations, they can add them to their own vscode settings. (cherry picked from commit d91374b)
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Removes the validations for git messages that were introduced at some point. It seems like having these in the project overrides the user settings and is annoying for some team members. If somebody wants to run these validations, they can add them to their own vscode settings.