chore(gitignore): add .kiro, .claude, .amazonq to prevent deletion #971
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Signed-off-by: Henrique Graca <[email protected]>
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Issue number: #954
Summary
Kiro, Claude, and Amazon Q create local configuration folders (.kiro/, .claude/, .amazonq/).
When developers run git clean, these folders may be deleted, causing loss of settings and session data.
Changes
Added .kiro/, .claude/, and .amazonq/ to the root .gitignore.
User experience
Before: Running git clean risked deleting the .kiro, .claude, and .amazonq folders, causing the loss of personalized configurations.
After: By adding these folders to .gitignore, they remain protected and developer settings are retained.
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