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Remove .DS_Store files and update .gitignore#89

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Remove .DS_Store files and update .gitignore#89
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This PR cleans up unwanted macOS system files from the repository and prevents them from being tracked in the future.

Changes

  • Removed existing .DS_Store file from the repository
  • Updated .gitignore to ignore .DS_Store files going forward

Why this change?

.DS_Store is a macOS Finder metadata file that is not relevant to the project. It can clutter the repository and cause unnecessary noise in version control.

Impact

  • No functional changes to the codebase
  • Improves repository cleanliness and cross-platform compatibility

Notes

If any additional .DS_Store files exist in other directories, they will now be automatically ignored by Git.

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This pull request updates the .gitignore file to ignore .DS_Store files. There are no review comments, and I have no additional feedback to provide.

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