As a warning, these settings are the most volatile of my dotfiles, since I change my editor configuration almost daily. Often this is just switching themes, fonts, or turning extension settings on/off, but sometimes there may be unexpected breaking changes.
These settings mostly cover editor behavior and general aesthetics, arranged (mostly) alphabetically. Many settings are tied either to extensions or other overrides, so it's worth going through these carefully if you're adopting them for yourself.
I have fonts I prefer listed here and grouped by whether or not they include support for ligatures, with all but the current active font commented out. This makes switching back and forth easier when I get tired of a given font's look. If you plan to use any of the fonts listed in the settings, make sure you either have them downloaded and configured locally and/or have proper licenses for using them.
Often I've experienced issues with accepting Intellisense suggestions with the Enter/Tab keys. The settings here, along with a couple custom keybindings, ensure behavior that's predictable, while also being compatible with the TabOut extension.
I mainly switch between two themes: In Bed By 7pm and Everforest, with the latter having a ton of overrides I've set up to customize a lot of nuances in the editor, explorer, workbench, etc. Finding and customizing elements are often done with the CodeUI extension, then manually added here for a higher degree of control (however, currently these are still WIP with some elements like the Minimap, and may clash more than they blend).
Mostly self-explanatory; often these are just to specify the default formatter.
These are arranged alphabetically by Extension name, and are mostly self-explanatory. There are a few inactive or uninstalled extension settings here I keep for reference, or when I decide to toggle something on and off.
Note that the current list of extensions I use can also be found in extensions.txt, which thanks to a githook with Husky updates each time the repo is changed (see the script in this repo's package.json).