chore: stop tracking .coverage artifact - #17
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- The .coverage SQLite database embeds absolute local file paths (including the local machine username), which leaked into the public repo history. Untrack it and add it (plus .venv/) to .gitignore so it is never committed again. - History still contains prior copies; a follow-up history rewrite purges them entirely.
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- The .coverage SQLite database embeds absolute local file paths (including the local machine username), which leaked into the public repo history. Untrack it and add it (plus .venv/) to .gitignore so it is never committed again. - History still contains prior copies; a follow-up history rewrite purges them entirely.
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Untracks .coverage (it embeds absolute local file paths, including the local machine username) and adds it plus .venv/ to .gitignore. A follow-up history rewrite will purge prior copies from git history entirely.