chore: untrack __pycache__ and ignore it - #64
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Four .pyc files were tracked in this repo. THREE OF THEM I COMMITTED IN #62, by running `git add -A` in a worktree without checking what it swept up — in a change whose entire purpose was correcting a previous unverified fix. They are build artefacts: they carry no review value, they churn on every Python version, and they had already caused a concrete problem earlier tonight when `git checkout main` in this repo aborted because a tracked .pyc had local modifications. Untracked, and .gitignore now covers __pycache__/, *.py[cod] and *$py.class so it cannot recur. No source change.
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.pycfiles were tracked in this repo. Three of them I committed in #62, by runninggit add -Ain a worktree without checking what it swept up — in a change whose whole purpose was correcting a previous unverified fix.They are build artefacts: no review value, churn on every Python version, and they had already caused a real problem earlier tonight when
git checkout mainhere aborted because a tracked.pychad local modifications.Untracked, and
.gitignorenow covers__pycache__/,*.py[cod],*$py.classso it cannot recur.No source change. 10 tests still pass.