Remove stray compiled binary from repo root - #55
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A `main` Mach-O executable (from a one-off swiftc test harness in the repo root) was accidentally swept into PR #54 by `git add -A`. Untrack and delete it, and gitignore /main, *.o, a.out so a stray swiftc output can't be committed again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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mainMach-O executable slipped into #54 — it was a one-offswiftctest-harness output in the repo root thatgit add -Aswept up. This untracks + deletes it and gitignores/main,*.o,a.outso it can't recur.🤖 Generated with Claude Code