This change clarifies how Visual Studio Code workspace files can be optionally ignored in python.gitignore while allowing contributors to track shared settings.json if desired.

Reasons for making this change

• Many contributors use VS Code and often want to:
• Avoid committing editor- and user-specific workspace files
• Still share common editor settings (formatting, linting, tooling) across the project

The current comments reference ignoring the entire .vscode directory but do not clearly document the common pattern of allowing settings.json while ignoring other files. This change improves clarity without altering default behavior.

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