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Update the README and test the verify job.
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Doug Schaefer authored and dschaefer committed May 3, 2019
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> Note: This is a preliminary milestone release. Please help us by trying out this extension and providing feedback using [our github issues page](https://github.com/eclipse-cdt/cdt-vscode/issues).
This is a Visual Studio Code extension that supports C/C++ development and is brought to you by the same experts who built the C/C++ IDE for Eclipse. It is built using the new IDE architecture popularized by the Visual Studio Code team and includes the clangd language server as well as the CDT gdb debug adapter.
This is a Visual Studio Code extension that supports C/C++ development and is brought to you by the same experts who built the C/C++ IDE for Eclipse.

The main focus of this extension is to serve the same community that used the C/C++ IDE for Eclipse but who are looking for the more editor focus experience that Visual Studio Code. It provides a platform to integrate build systems, compilers, and debuggers that are used by embedded system, server, and desktop developers. We provide exemplary implementations for the GNU toolchain but provide interfaces for other toolchain vendors to extend such as IAR.
The main focus of this extension is to serve the same community that used the C/C++ IDE for Eclipse but who are looking for the more editor focused experience of Visual Studio Code. It includes the clangd C/C++ language server and provides a platform to integrate build systems, compilers, and debuggers that are used by embedded system, server, and game developers. We provide exemplary implementations for the GNU toolchain but endeavour to support other toolchains as well.

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