fix i0 rename .gitignore file to exclude streamlit api key#1
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Changes the name of the gitignore file to the form that git accepts. This ensures that github (and any other forks) no longer receive the original openai api key accidentally committed to this repository. This commit does not remove the original file, as that will probably surprise the originating repository committer. Hopefully, that person will use `git rm -r -cached .streamlib` or some equivalent, per https://stackoverflow.com/q/1274057/22365152 .
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Changes the name of the gitignore file to the form that git accepts. This ensures that github (and any other forks) no longer receive the original openai api key accidentally committed to this repository.
This commit does not remove the original file, as that will probably surprise the originating repository committer. Hopefully, that person will use
git rm -r -cached .streamlibor some equivalent, per https://stackoverflow.com/q/1274057/22365152 .