Add Astro generated types folder to Node.gitignore - #4874
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https://astro.build/
Reasons for making this change
Minor annoyance with adding ".astro/" manually to .gitignore after copying Node.gitignore to my own projects and also based on feedback I saw from someone else's pull request #4829
Links to documentation supporting these rule changes
I couldn't find any official documentation on this auto-generated folder, but I did find this tutorial post https://cloudcannon.com/tutorials/astro-beginners-tutorial-series/astro-content-collections-typed-markdown/
It seems like this .astro/ folder gets auto-generated every time you run an Astro build
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