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fix: replace Android .gitignore with Vite/Node.js patterns#6

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Copilot AI commented Mar 18, 2026

The project switched to Vite (ref: cff337c) but .gitignore still contained Android-only patterns, leaving node_modules/, dist/, and .env files untracked and at risk of accidental commits — especially critical for a BYOK app where .env could contain API keys.

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  • .gitignore — Replaced Android-specific rules with standard Vite/Node.js patterns:
    • node_modules/, dist/, dist-ssr/, *.local — build artifacts
    • .env, .env.* (with !.env.example exception) — protects API keys from leaking
    • Common editor/OS noise: .DS_Store, .idea/, *.iml
  • Removed committed build artifactsdist/ and node_modules/ that were inadvertently tracked are now purged from the tree
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Copilot AI changed the title [WIP] Update theme styles for consistency fix: replace Android .gitignore with Vite/Node.js patterns Mar 18, 2026
Copilot AI requested a review from proclean808 March 18, 2026 18:42
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