docs: ignore __pycache__ directory created by custom spelling filters
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We recently added a custom filter for spell checking, in order to have better control on the case for some specific terms. This custom filter is written as a Python function in a dedicated file, and it turns out that this file is pre-compiled when building the documentation. Let's add the relevant __pycache__ directory to the .gitignore in the documentation directory. Fixes: 8710477 ("docs: add custom spelling filter to check WireGuard spelling") Fixes: cilium#16513 Signed-off-by: Quentin Monnet <quentin@isovalent.com>
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We recently added a custom filter for spell checking, in order to have better control on the case for some specific terms. This custom filter is written as a Python function in a dedicated file, and it turns out that this file is pre-compiled when building the documentation. Let's add the relevant
__pycache__directory to the.gitignorein the documentation directory.Fixes: 8710477 ("docs: add custom spelling filter to check WireGuard spelling")
Fixes: #16513