Consolidating guidance for text editors

[vickytnz]

Building on earlier notes to remove mention to Atom and building on it.

Done in this ticket:

• removed the 1 remaining reference to Atom because it is now not actively in development
• removed 1 mention to Notepad++ for Windows as it was inconsistently recommended between the install guidance and building a basic prototype
• documented and created a consistent way to introduce Visual Studio Code (full name and then shortcut), and describe its benefits (keeping a particular note from the GOV.UK Prototype Kit guidance about accessibility)

You'll also need a code editor. Any HTML text editor will do, but we recommend Visual Studio Code (also known as VS Code). This is because it is free, fairly accessible, and has lots of useful features.

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I also found an orphan page 'requirements' - i have changed it for now but will make a separate ticket to remove it

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[frankieroberto]

I wonder if we need “fairly accessible”? Sounds a bit of a weasel word phrase and might be hard to assess long-term?

[vickytnz]

I wonder if we need “fairly accessible”? Sounds a bit of a weasel word phrase and might be hard to assess long-term?

yeah I did wonder about that - though that is how it is phrased in the gov.uk prototype kit! https://prototype-kit.service.gov.uk/docs/install/requirements-mac

[vickytnz]

You'll also need a code editor. Any HTML text editor will do, but we recommend Visual Studio Code (also known as VS Code). This is because it is free and has lots of useful features.