Configure prettier ignore

[jbampton]

fixes #218

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request aims to refine the project's code formatting setup by configuring Prettier to ignore certain JSON files within the docs/ directory. This change ensures that these specific files are not automatically reformatted, which can be crucial for files that are either auto-generated, have specific structural requirements, or are intended to maintain their original formatting.

Highlights

• Prettier Configuration: Updated the .prettierignore file to exclude specific JSON files from being formatted by Prettier.
• Ignored Files: Added docs/featured.json, docs/manifest.json, and docs/users.json to the Prettier ignore list.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly adds generated and minified JSON files to the .prettierignore file. My feedback includes a suggestion to use a glob pattern, which will make the configuration more concise and easier to maintain as more JSON files are added to the docs/ directory in the future.

[jbampton]