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Add build output files to .gitignore #29
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I know you're supposed to build in the
build/folder, but it's always nice to ignore those files in the root too. My current (rather primitive) build system builds CMake deps in their root.While this change is useful to me, I understand if it doesn't get merged. I have my own fork with everything I need so I'm just contributing my changes upstream.