Add a gitignore for build output and generated profiles - #34
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The repository's .gitignore was empty, so a routine 'git add -A' picks up the compiled binary and any .profile files generated while testing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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.gitignoreis currently empty, so a routinegit add -Ain a working clonepicks up the compiled binary and anything generated while testing. I did
exactly that by accident and committed a 3 MB
SourcePoint.exebefore noticing.This ignores the build output, generated
.profilefiles, Go test artifacts,and the usual editor directories. Nothing currently tracked in the repository
matches any of the patterns, so this changes nothing about what is committed
today.
Entirely independent of #30, #31 and #32.