Clean up the .gitignore files - #3067
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Moved the turf.min.js gitignore into packages/turf/.gitignore, as that is the only place that creates that file. Removed a bunch of the old ignores which did not appear on my computer, but I'm happy to re-add anything that is still relevant today and causing noise for others. It seems like a lot of these are related to tools that no longer exist or weird early TypeScript migration oddities that are no longer relevant.
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Moved the turf.min.js gitignore into packages/turf/.gitignore, as that is the only place that creates that file.
Removed a bunch of the old ignores which did not appear on my computer, but I'm happy to re-add anything that is still relevant today and causing noise for others. It seems like a lot of these are related to tools that no longer exist or weird early TypeScript migration oddities that are no longer relevant.
(I ran into this when adding consumer-style testing, where index.mjs had been ignored, and so I didn't add it originally)