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docs: Move task docs out of devcontainers #2046

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Expand Up @@ -20,21 +20,3 @@ is on developing with VS Code in a container by
To use a Dev Container on a local computer with VS Code, install the
[VS Code Dev Containers extension](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-vscode-remote.remote-containers)
and its system requirements. Then refer to the links above to get started.

## Using PRQL in a Dev Container

[Task](https://taskfile.dev/) is installed in the container for quick access to
tasks defined on the `Taskfiles.yml`.

Here are some useful commands available in the container.

- `task -l` lists all the available tasks.
- `task run-book` starts an `mdbook` server. As you edit the files of the
Language Book (in the `book` directory), `mdbook` rebuilds those pages.
(Port 3000)
- `task run-website` starts a `hugo` server. As you edit the files (in the
`website` directory), `hugo` rebuilds those pages. (Port 1313)
- `task run-playground` starts a Node server to build the Playground. As you
edit the files (in the `playground` directory), the server rebuilds those
pages. (Port 3000)
- `task WHAT ELSE?` _Provide explanation of other useful commands._