fix: removing generated files from gconf#11
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Tox is responsible for delivering these files using the build target. Moreover, if the working directory is dirty, ToX automatically increment the current version to a devX.<hash> instead of a given potential tag, to ensure that the delivered tarball do match the tag associated to a gconf state. This reason impose such a removing for proper delivery
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Remove generated files from gconf has such a behavior is catched by ToX as generating a dirty working directory, and as such generates a dirty python tag.
The files, behing automatially generated by ToX, should stay out of the gconf part to ensure proper and reproducible tarball vs gconf.