chore: remove tracked __pycache__ bytecode files from git#20
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Bytecode .pyc files were incorrectly committed to the repository. The .gitignore already excludes __pycache__/ but files committed before the gitignore was correct remain tracked. This pollutes the sdist/wheel and causes dirty working trees on every run. Remove all tracked .pyc files so git stops tracking them. The .gitignore will prevent re-addition.
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Bytecode .pyc files were incorrectly committed to the repository.
The .gitignore already excludes pycache/ but files committed
before the gitignore was correct remain tracked. This pollutes
the sdist/wheel and causes dirty working trees on every run.
Remove all tracked .pyc files so git stops tracking them.
The .gitignore will prevent re-addition.