additional: cleanXXX #45
Description
You describe a subfolder toolbox describing the part of the proper toolbox,
i.e. the part to be delivered.
Outside of that you suggest e.g. a readme file, directly in the root folder.
Tests and documentation not to be delivered are further examples
for what could be in the root folder.
What I like personally very much is a file cleanXXX.m, where XXX is the name of the toolbox,
is a function or script to clean all files created in the course of development,
be it created during test or documentation.
I think this is better than using .gitignore because it ensures reproducibility.
All cleanXXX does not cleanup must be versioned and pushed.
invoking cleanXXX makes toolboxes more repoducible and avoids that rubbish or private data is deployed.