Mount entire .ssh directory for SSH agent forwarding

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Summary

• Mount the entire ~/.ssh directory instead of individual files (known_hosts, config)
• Add SSH_AUTH_SOCK environment variable to enable SSH agent forwarding in the devcontainer

Test plan

• Verify SSH agent forwarding works inside the devcontainer
• Confirm SSH operations (git clone, push, etc.) work with forwarded keys

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Summary by Sourcery

Update devcontainer SSH configuration to support agent forwarding and simplify SSH file mounting.

Enhancements:

• Mount the entire local ~/.ssh directory into the devcontainer instead of individual SSH config files.
• Configure the devcontainer environment to expose SSH_AUTH_SOCK for SSH agent forwarding support.

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Update the devcontainer SSH configuration to mount the entire ~/.ssh directory and enable SSH agent forwarding via SSH_AUTH_SOCK, so SSH-based git operations work inside the devcontainer.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Mount entire local SSH directory into the devcontainer instead of mounting individual SSH files.	Replace per-file volume mounts for SSH files (e.g., known_hosts, config) with a single bind mount of the ~/.ssh directory Ensure mount path inside the container preserves SSH client expectations (e.g., /home/vscode/.ssh or equivalent user home)	.devcontainer/devcontainer.json
Enable SSH agent forwarding inside the devcontainer.	Add SSH_AUTH_SOCK environment variable so the container can use the host SSH agent socket Wire the SSH_AUTH_SOCK value to the mounted SSH agent socket path used by the host/devcontainer tooling	.devcontainer/devcontainer.json

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