Support Codespace and Devcontainer

[weihongliang233]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
There is a development approach that allows users and developers to avoid installing a local software environment. Add a .devcontainer folder to the project, write a DockerFile and devcontainer.json. When anyone visits our GitHub repository homepage and presses , it will automatically start creating an online virtual machine (Codespace). The virtual machine will have the necessary environment installed, and developers and users can start using it immediately. Additionally, developers can view and modify the code through a web-based VSCode interface. This can prevent situations like "the project runs fine on Alice's machine but not on Bob's". There are also the following advantages:

1.After building, both web pages or electron desktop applications can be accessed through a browser. (Electron desktop applications can be viewed in the browser using noVNC.)
2.The VSCode source repository has also adopted this approach.
https://github.com/microsoft/vscode?tab=readme-ov-file#development-container

Describe the solution you'd like
If this feature is useful for the project, I am more than happy to try adding this feature and submit a pull request.

[JerryI]

Thank you for your input @weihongliang233 !
The only issue could be a license for Wolfram Engine. There are two options: pass email / password or an entitlements. @KirillBelovTest might clarify those questions