chore: stop ignoring Cargo.lock so dependency updates are tracked (#12)#24
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Cargo.lock is already tracked from the initial commit, but .gitignore contradictorily told git to ignore it, so dependency changes never made it into commits. For a binary crate the lockfile should be committed for reproducible builds. Drop the gitignore rule so updates flow through. Closes #12 https://claude.ai/code/session_012RmdaovmNWZVAim4XxCWwn
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Summary
Cargo.lockis actually already tracked in git (committed in the initial commitb4308ff), but.gitignorecontradictorily told git to ignore it. The result: the lockfile never picks up dependency-graph updates in commits, defeating the point of committing it for a binary crate.Removing the gitignore rule lets future
cargo update/ dependency changes flow through normally. The on-disk lockfile already matches HEAD, so noCargo.lockchange is needed in this commit.Test plan
cargo buildclean (no Cargo.lock drift)git check-ignore -v Cargo.locknow returns nothingcargo test,cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings,cargo fmt --checkall greenCloses #12
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