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chore(sandbox): gitignore the image build output - #206
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script/build-image.ts writes tarballs, manifest, and reusable vmlinux byproducts into dist-images/ by default (~3GB per version), which was never ignored — every build left the tree dirty and one git add -A away from staging the binaries. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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script/build-image.tsdefaults its output topackages/codev-sandbox/dist-images/— the image tarballs (~3GB per version),manifest.json, and thevmlinux-<arch>byproducts kept for--skip-kernelreuse. The directory was never ignored (missed in #199), so every image build leaves the tree dirty and onegit add -Aaway from staging 3GB of binaries.One-line package
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