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Removes no source files. Adds common ignore coverage for generated artifacts, local databases, model outputs, caches, and native build products.

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  • Update .gitignore to cover generated artifacts, local databases, model outputs, caches, and native build products.

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    • Updated .gitignore to exclude additional build artifacts, IDE files, temporary data, and generated outputs from version control.

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.gitignore is updated to add broader coverage for build artifacts, generated files, local databases, model outputs, caches, and native build products while ensuring no source files are accidentally ignored.

File-Level Changes

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Expand and normalize .gitignore patterns for generated and build artifacts while preserving tracked source files.
  • Add ignore rules for common build outputs (e.g., dist, build, target, bin, obj) and temporary files
  • Add patterns for local databases, caches, and model outputs produced by tooling or experiments
  • Add ignores for native compilation artifacts and platform-specific junk files
  • Organize .gitignore entries by category and ensure no project source directories or configuration files are newly ignored
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This PR extends the project's .gitignore file with 47 new ignore patterns to cover IDE/editor metadata, language-specific build artifacts, Python coverage output, ML models, native binaries, and test/benchmark-generated files across development in multiple languages and frameworks.

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Gitignore Configuration

Layer / File(s) Summary
Development and Language Tool Artifacts
.gitignore
IDE metadata (.idea/, .vscode/), Python coverage (.coverage, htmlcov/), Node/JS build artifacts (build/, coverage/), environment files (.env.* with !.env.example exception), Dart/Flutter tool directories (.dart_tool/, .flutter-plugins*, .packages), and native build products (*.o, *.a, *.so, *.dylib, *.exe) are ignored.
Generated Data and ML Artifacts
.gitignore
Local/generated data artifacts are ignored, including databases, temporary CSVs (out*, outputs/), artifact directories (artifacts/*), and ML model checkpoints and weights under models/**/*.
Test and Benchmark Output
.gitignore
Bench and test-generated files under bench/bench_* and tests/test_* directories are ignored.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

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Inline comments:
In @.gitignore:
- Around line 90-91: The .gitignore entries bench/bench_* and tests/test_* are
too broad and hide legitimate source files; narrow them to only generated-output
locations by replacing those patterns with directory-scoped ignores (for example
ignore bench/output/** or bench/build/** and tests/output/** or
tests/generated/**) or with explicit output filename patterns, and if needed add
allow-list exceptions (using !pattern) for any real source files you must keep;
update the patterns so they target build/generated outputs rather than source
filename patterns like bench/bench_* or tests/test_*.
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