Add .gitattributes and .gitignore files for SVG handling and node_modules exclusion #147
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(Split out from #145.)
The
.gitignorefile should be self-explanatory :) it is also a recommended good practice.As for the
.gitattributesconfiguration for.svgfiles, I added it because I noticed that git treats some variants of SVG files (e.g., if they lack thexmlnsattrtribute) as regular (binary) images rather than as text files, resulting in diffs like this:With the
.gitattributesfile as added in this PR, it will show the text-based diff, like this: