chore(.gitignore): ignore .claudian, .claude, .specorator dirs#533
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Exclude tool-generated and temporary directories from tracking. Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Ignoring .claude hides any newly added agent, skill, command, or settings files under the repository's canonical .claude/ tree; this repo already tracks hundreds of .claude/* files and the project instructions explicitly treat that tree as part of the template. With this pattern, future additions such as .claude/agents/new-agent.md will not appear in git status unless forced with git add -f, making template updates easy to omit accidentally while existing tracked files still appear normal.
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Exclude tool-generated and temporary directories from tracking.