chore: ignore build artifacts and simplify patterns#8
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Prevent build outputs from polluting the repository and simplify the REUSE licensing configuration. Added the 'target/' directory to .gitignore to ensure local builds remain untracked. Removed redundant recursive glob patterns from .reuseignore since the root-level declarations already cover these paths, keeping the configuration dry and easier to maintain.
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Description
This PR synchronizes our ignore configurations to ensure build artifacts are properly excluded from version control and licensing scans.
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Why is this change being made?
The previous configuration had redundant recursive globs in .reuseignore. Since target/ and .aider* are already declared at the root level of the ignore file, the **/ patterns were unnecessary and cluttering the configuration. Additionally, ensuring target/ is in the main .gitignore prevents accidental commits of binary data.
How was this tested?