Add diagnostic data dll names to .gitignore #113
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These dll's are used for reporting diagnostic data and users can optionally store them in the module's directory to avoid downloading them on demand (or they can use Set-GitHubConfiguration -AssemblyPath to specify an alternate location). For users that opt to put the dll's in the module directory and are using the module from a git enlistment, this will ignore those files. This should be temporary and should be able to be undone once microsoft#104 is resolved.
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These dll's are used for reporting diagnostic data and users can
optionally store them in the module's directory to avoid downloading
them on demand (or they can use Set-GitHubConfiguration -AssemblyPath
to specify an alternate location).
For users that opt to put the dll's in the module directory and are using
the module from a git enlistment, this will ignore those files.
This should be temporary and should be able to be undone once #104 is resolved.