[feature/question] genaisrc subfolder and *.genai.* files

[sinedied]

Currently, if you create subfolders in your genaisrc folder, when using the VS Code extension each of the subfolders will be populated with helper files (ts/js config, typings and gitignore).

Would it be possible to only create these files in the root genaisrc folder and update the js/ts config to include files in the subfolders? ie:

    "include": [
        "**/*.mjs",
        "**/*.mts",
        "./genaiscript.d.ts"
    ]

That would help to better organize the scripts, without the extra cluttering.

As a bonus question, is the genaisrc folder needed to find the GenAIScript files, since it's also needed to give them a .genai. extension?

[github-actions]

This is a valuable observation regarding the current structure. It’s understandable that the proliferation of helper files within subfolders is creating unnecessary clutter.

It would be beneficial to investigate whether the genaiscript folder is truly essential for locating .genai.* files. Clarifying this dependency would be a key step in streamlining the project.

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[pelikhan]

Actually any folder with a .genai.mjs / .genai.mts file will trigger that behavior.

[github-actions]

The issue is regarding the proliferation of helper files generated within subfolders of the genaisrc folder when using the VS Code extension. This creates unnecessary clutter. The comments indicate that any file with a .genai.mjs or .genai.mts extension triggers this behavior, regardless of the folder location. Further clarification is needed on whether the genaisrc folder is a requirement for locating .genai.* files.

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