I look at the %tmp% folder in Windows and I notice that there are some VSCode related files/folders there. It is well understood that files/folders in %tmp% can be safely deleted. This video seems to suggest that cached files/folders in C:\Users\Tryer\AppData\Roaming\Code, more specifically in Cache and CachedData folders can be safely deleted. There are other similar sounding folders there CachedConfigurations, CachedExtensions, CachedExtensionsVSIXs, Code Cache, CrashPad, GPUCache, etc.
Is there a complete list of files and folders that can be safely deleted without affecting VSCode's performance and correctness and behavior ? What I mean is that these files and folders should be safe to delete without affecting the behavior of the extensions that one has loaded and the behavior of VSCode itself.
Also, what are the equivalent files/folders' locations that are safe to delete in linux systems and WSL systems?