feat(editor): bake curated ROS/vscode extensions into image (PR-9, Theme H)

[jmservera]

Part of the PRD 004 Release, Packaging & Distribution epic (Wave 1, PR-9).

Summary

Bakes a fixed, always-on curated extension set into the code-server editor image so it is present with no configuration.

• Install via code-server --install-extension (Open VSX) at build time: ROS2, Python, clangd, YAML, CMake.
• Baked into the image extensions dir; code-server's editor-data named volume is seeded from the image on first mount, so the set is present on a fresh container.
• Substituted the 404'd ms-iot.vscode-ros with its maintained successor Ranch-Hand-Robotics.rde-ros-2; ms-vscode.cpptools (not on Open VSX) replaced by llvm-vs-code-extensions.vscode-clangd.

Requirements

• FR-H2 (curated extensions always present, not user-selectable).

Validation

• Real image build succeeded; code-server --list-extensions (no volume mounted) lists all curated IDs, proving they are baked into the image.

Build-time note: Open VSX must be reachable during docker build of the editor image.
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Pull request overview

Bakes a curated set of ROS/language VS Code extensions into the services/editor code-server image at build time so fresh editor containers have the same baseline tooling without extra setup.

Changes:

• Installs a fixed list of extensions during docker build via code-server --install-extension.
• Documents how the baked extensions interact with the editor-data named volume seeding behavior.

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services/editor/Dockerfile:35

• The comment says the curated set is “ALWAYS-ON” and “NOT user-selectable”, but these extensions are installed into a writable, persisted editor-data volume. That means a user can still disable/uninstall them and the change will persist, so the Dockerfile currently only guarantees “present by default on first run with a fresh volume”. Consider rewording to avoid over-claiming behavior that isn’t enforced.

# This curated set is FIXED and ALWAYS-ON: it is installed at build time and is
# NOT user-selectable. Every UbeROS editor ships with the same ROS + language
# tooling out of the box, with no per-user configuration required.

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services/editor/Dockerfile:35

• The header comment says this extension set is "FIXED and ALWAYS-ON" and "NOT user-selectable", but the Dockerfile/compose configuration shown here doesn't enforce that (users can typically disable/uninstall extensions via the code-server UI, and the extensions live in a writable named volume). Consider rewording to avoid claiming enforcement that isn't implemented.

# This curated set is FIXED and ALWAYS-ON: it is installed at build time and is
# NOT user-selectable. Every UbeROS editor ships with the same ROS + language
# tooling out of the box, with no per-user configuration required.

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services/editor/Dockerfile:73

• The extension versions here don’t match the pinned versions documented in the earlier review thread (which stated these were updated to specific versions). If the intent is a reproducible, fixed curated baseline, align the Dockerfile pins with the versions that were validated in that thread (or update the thread/PR description to reflect the actual pins being shipped).

        --install-extension Ranch-Hand-Robotics.rde-ros-2@1.0.9 \
        --install-extension ms-python.python@2026.4.0 \
        --install-extension llvm-vs-code-extensions.vscode-clangd@0.6.0 \
        --install-extension redhat.vscode-yaml@1.24.2026063009 \
        --install-extension ms-vscode.cmake-tools@1.23.52

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services/editor/Dockerfile:61

• The PR description says the editor-data volume is seeded from the image on first mount to provide the curated extensions, but in this implementation extensions are baked into /opt/uberos/curated-extensions and then reconciled into the volume at container start via the new entrypoint script. Please update the PR description/validation notes to match the actual seeding mechanism (runtime reconciliation), so operators aren’t misled when troubleshooting.

# Coexistence with the `editor-data` volume (FR-D1): keep a curated extension
# cache OUTSIDE the mounted user-data path and reconcile it at startup into
# ~/.local/share/code-server/extensions when any curated extension is missing.
# This makes the curated baseline appear on fresh volumes and on upgrades with
# pre-existing `editor-data`, while preserving user-installed extensions.

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services/editor/Dockerfile:78

• The pinned extension versions here don’t match the versions called out in the prior review thread reply (rde-ros-2@1.2.1, ms-python.python@2026.6.0, etc.). If the intent is “pin to current stable,” please reconcile the pins so reviewers/users aren’t left with conflicting version expectations.

        --install-extension Ranch-Hand-Robotics.rde-ros-2@1.0.9 \
        --install-extension ms-python.python@2026.4.0 \
        --install-extension llvm-vs-code-extensions.vscode-clangd@0.6.0 \
        --install-extension redhat.vscode-yaml@1.24.2026063009 \
        --install-extension ms-vscode.cmake-tools@1.23.52