Add .gitignore and untrack committed .DS_Store files - #4
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There was no .gitignore, so macOS Finder metadata files got committed: .DS_Store and cmd/.DS_Store. Add a Go + macOS .gitignore and remove the already-tracked files from the index (they remain on disk locally). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The repo had no
.gitignore, so macOS Finder metadata files were committed:.DS_Store(repo root)cmd/.DS_StoreChanges
.gitignore(.DS_Store, editor dirs, Go build output, scanner temp artifacts).git rm --cachedthe two tracked.DS_Storefiles — a.gitignoreonly stops untracked files, so already-tracked ones must be removed explicitly. They stay on disk locally; they're just no longer tracked.🤖 Generated with Claude Code