add files created during tests to gitignore#5
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| setuptools/cython/limited.c | ||
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I end up with these files when I run the tests or run the examples locally. IMO it makes sense to add all of them to gitignore. I only care because I have a symbol that shows up in my prompt when the working directory isn't clean.