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Remove quality documentation from the public repo - #42
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The NPL quality management documentation is internal only. Stop tracking it and ignore it, so local copies are kept but it isn't published here or included in sdists.
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The
quality_documentationfolder is NPL internal QMS documentation and shouldn't be in the public repo. This stops tracking it and adds it to.gitignore, so existing local copies are kept but it won't be committed again.This also keeps it out of future sdists. Since the move to
setuptools_scm, every git-tracked file goes into the sdist, so the v1.1 sdist on PyPI includes it. The wheel doesn't.Note this doesn't remove it from the git history.