Count notebooks as python in language stats #347
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Pull Request Overview
This PR updates the .gitattributes file to correctly configure how Jupyter notebook files are classified by GitHub's Linguist. The change ensures that .ipynb files are properly recognized as Python files rather than documentation.
Key changes:
- Fixed the
.gitattributespattern to correctly match all Jupyter notebook files with the wildcard*prefix - Changed from
linguist-documentationtolinguist-language=Pythonfor more accurate language classification
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Description of changes: The repo is classified as a Jupyter Notebook repo. This PR attempts to fix this by counting notebooks as python files instead of a separate thing.
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