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Added trailing slashes to directories (e.g. logs/, node_modules/, etc.) to clearly indicate they are folders.
Divided the file into clearly labeled sections (Logs, Diagnostic Reports, Runtime Data, etc.) for easier maintenance and readability.
Expanded comments to explain the purpose of each section, making it easier for new team members to understand what each pattern ignores.
Standardized spacing and organization throughout the file for better clarity and consistency.
These improvements make the .gitignore file more maintainable, easier to read, and ensure that only the intended files and directories are excluded from version control.


PR-Codex overview

This PR updates the .gitignore file for a Node.js project, enhancing organization and clarity by categorizing ignored files and directories, and refining comments for better understanding.

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  • Added section headers for clarity (e.g., Node.js Project .gitignore, Runtime Data, Test Coverage).
  • Changed comments to improve readability and context.
  • Added trailing slashes to directories (e.g., logs/, pids/, coverage/).
  • Specified ignored files related to caching and build systems.
  • Included macOS System Files entry.

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Consistent Directory Notation:
Added trailing slashes to directories (e.g. logs/, node_modules/, etc.) to clearly indicate they are folders.

Clearer Section Grouping:
Divided the file into clearly labeled sections (Logs, Diagnostic Reports, Runtime Data, etc.) for easier maintenance and readability.

Enhanced Comments:
Expanded comments to explain the purpose of each section, making it easier for new team members to understand what each pattern ignores.

Uniform Formatting:
Standardized spacing and organization throughout the file for better clarity and consistency.

These improvements make the .gitignore file more maintainable, easier to read, and ensure that only the intended files and directories are excluded from version control.
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