The config files VS Code never checks: DeviceTree overlays, TOML manifests, AutoHotkey v2 scripts

A status = "enabled" in an overlay is not a syntax error — the node just comes up disabled, and you find that out on the bench. Paste a file below: all 22 checks run here in your browser, offline, no sign-up. Same 22 rules as the extension.

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A DeviceTree overlay with status = "enabled" boots the node disabled and a TOML integer with a leading zero stops the parser. Neither is an editor error. 22 checks and 46 snippets across 9 l

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