Update .gitignore file and add a .geminiignore file
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This adds some more files that are common for some of the tools known to be used by the TFQ maintainers. Although common ignore patterns should be put in an individual user's global gitignore file (something that can be congigured in git), it turns out that Gemini CLI also reads the `.gitignore` to determine what files to ignore in a project. Making the project `.gitignore` file more comprehensive thus helps us use AI code assistants more effectively.
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This adds some more patterns to
.gitignorefor some of the tools known to be used by the TFQ developers. Although these sorts of common ignore patterns are better put in an individual user's global gitignore file (something that can be configured in git), it turns out that Gemini CLI also reads the.gitignoreto determine what files to ignore in a project. Making the project.gitignorefile more comprehensive thus helps us use AI code assistants more effectively.This commit also adds an initial
.geminiignorefile for Gemini CLI. Gemini CLI reads.gitignoretoo, but.geminiignoretakes precedence; this is essential for un-ignoring files that shouldn't be committed to git yet should be visible to Gemini CLI.