feat/Add: Missing .gitignore File

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Summary

This PR introduces a .gitignore file specifically tailored for Go projects. It helps to keep the repository clean by ignoring files and directories that are commonly generated during Go development but should not be included in version control.

Reason for Changes

Including a .gitignore file is a best practice for managing version control in any project. This ensures that only the relevant source code and configuration files are tracked, avoiding unnecessary clutter and potential conflicts in the repository.

References

• Go .gitignore template

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated .gitignore to exclude binary files, test binaries, coverage tool outputs, dependency directories, Go workspace files, /bin, /harbor, and .DS_Store files.

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Walkthrough

The new .gitignore file for the project introduces rules to exclude various types of binary files, test outputs, coverage tool outputs, dependency directories, Go workspace files, and specific directories like /bin and /harbor. It also adds an exclusion for .DS_Store files, ensuring that these unnecessary items are not tracked in the repository.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.gitignore	Added rules to ignore binaries, test outputs, coverage tool outputs, dependency directories, specific directories (/bin, /harbor), Go workspace files, and .DS_Store.

Poem

Tails twitched, ears perked high,
The repo's clean, fewer files awry.
With .gitignore in place, neat and trim,
Binaries no more on a whim.
Code flows like a river, pure and clear,
Thank you, new rules, for this cheer!

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between a5d592f and bf3cbda.

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• .gitignore (1 hunks)

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• .gitignore