Refactor extension packaging workflow to use root directory

[KubrickCode]

• Add *.vsix pattern to gitignore for packaged extensions
• Update justfile publish command to auto-detect latest .vsix file
• Simplify package scripts by removing versions/ directory output
• Add cleanup logic to remove old .vsix files after publishing
• Remove obsolete versioned .vsix files from versions/ directory

[KubrickCode]

/gemini review

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request refactors the extension packaging and publishing workflow to be more efficient and maintainable. It centralizes '.vsix' file generation to the project root, automates the selection of the correct file for publishing, and includes cleanup steps to manage generated artifacts. These changes simplify the build process and ensure a cleaner repository state.

Highlights

• Packaging Workflow Simplification: The extension packaging process has been streamlined by removing the dedicated 'versions/' output directory, now generating '.vsix' files directly in the project root.
• Automated VSIX Detection: The 'justfile' publish command now automatically identifies the latest '.vsix' file in the root directory for publishing, enhancing reliability and reducing manual intervention.
• Post-Publish Cleanup: A new step has been added to automatically remove older '.vsix' files from the root directory after a successful publish, keeping the workspace clean.
• Git Ignore Update: '.vsix' files are now explicitly ignored by Git, preventing packaged extensions from being accidentally committed.
• Version Bump: The extension's version has been updated from '0.2.3' to '0.2.4'.

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Code Review

This pull request refactors the extension packaging and publishing workflow, simplifying the process by packaging to the root directory and updating the justfile to automatically handle the latest .vsix file. My feedback focuses on improving the robustness of the publishing scripts by ensuring project-local dependencies are used, and on centralizing the publishing logic to improve maintainability.