exclude pnpm lock file from prettier formatting#5864
exclude pnpm lock file from prettier formatting#5864jocelynlin-wd wants to merge 1 commit intomainfrom
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- Add .prettierignore file to exclude pnpm-lock.yaml from formatting
- update pnpm-lock.yaml to use generated format
…pdate pnpm-lock.yaml to use generated format
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The pull request correctly adds a .prettierignore file to exclude pnpm-lock.yaml from formatting. This is a good practice. I've added one suggestion to enhance this by including other paths that are typically ignored, to align with the existing ESLint configuration for better consistency and robustness.