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Add .editorconfig to .gitignore #9484

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# Hugo output
public/

# User-specific editorconfig files
.editorconfig
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What kind of stuff would go in here? You can set your editor in your ~/.gitconfig or /git/config, which don't need to go in the repo's base directory and thus don't need to be ignored.

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Check the URL in the description for more info. Editor configs are a standardized format for configuring a wide variety of editors (VS Code, Sublime, etc).