chore: untrack docs/superpowers - #57
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.gitignore has covered docs/superpowers/ since line 179, but gitignore has no effect on files git is already tracking, so eight of them stayed in the tree and kept showing up on GitHub. This removes them from the index and leaves them on disk, after which the existing rule keeps new ones out on its own. Nothing is deleted from a working copy. The files remain in history; this stops them being carried forward.
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docs/superpowers/has been in.gitignoresince line 179, but eight files were already tracked when that rule landed, and gitignore has no effect on files git is already tracking. They stayed in the tree and kept appearing on GitHub.This removes them from the index. They stay on disk, so nobody's working copy loses anything, and from here the existing rule keeps new ones out without anyone having to remember.
chore/drop-superpowers-artifacts(#51) removed the workflow artifacts earlier but not these.Two notes. The files remain in git history; this stops them being carried forward but does not scrub the past, which would need a history rewrite and force-push that nobody has asked for. And neither open PR (#55, #56) adds anything under this path, so they merge cleanly either before or after this one.
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