chore: ignore .DS_Store and tighten SECURITY.md - #151
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.gitignore: add .DS_Store so macOS Finder metadata doesn't end up committed by accident. SECURITY.md: drop the security@nudgebee.com fallback. That address was named but not verified to be monitored, and pointing reporters at a dead inbox is worse than leaving GitHub's private vulnerability reporting as the sole channel.
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This pull request updates the .gitignore file to exclude macOS .DS_Store files and simplifies the SECURITY.md file by removing the email contact option for vulnerability reporting. A suggestion was made to also include ._* files in the .gitignore to prevent other macOS-specific metadata from being committed.
RamanKharchee
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May 12, 2026
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Two small pre-public cleanups.
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