chore: harden .gitignore (prevent secret/material leaks) - #1
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Add ignore rules for .env / credentials / client source materials so they cannot be accidentally committed to this public repo. Part of a public-repo security PDCA audit (prevention > detection). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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.gitignoreso sensitive files cannot be accidentally committed to this public repo.Why
Part of a public-repo security PDCA audit. GitHub Push Protection already blocks known secret formats, but does NOT block
.envfiles, credentials, or client source materials — this.gitignorecloses that gap (defense-in-depth, prevention > detection).🤖 Generated with Claude Code