Working with WSL2 isn't that much different than changing Linux distributions, or moving between Linux and macOS. Much like you, I don't want to throw away that knowledge and muscle memory to use something different. In short, my developer profile is very Linux and Unix oriented. The idea that anybody would want a file in anything other than 'LF' line endings is alien to me.
I select things in a terminal to automatically copy them and I click a mouse button to paste. I know grep, sed awk and the usual ways of scraping and manipulating text on the console. I type / to separate directories, ctrl R to search history, and edit lines with ctrl ◀ and ctrl ▶ without thinking. For most of this time, my main machines have been either Linux or macOS. I don't work for Microsoft or Canonical - I develop web apps and before that was a Linux admin. This a guide for people familiar with Linux and Unix environment, to create a development environment on Windows using WSL2 and Ubuntu. Configure git to ignore file mode changes. Add any databases or other Linux services. Add an open command to open files with Windows apps. 
Make VScode open files using file:linenumber syntax.Make git use Windows Credential Manager.If you need to: enable Virtualisation in UEFI/BIOS.How to install a Linux development environment on Windows
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