fix: classify notebooks as trimmable data - #49
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royalpinto007 merged 3 commits intoSep 23, 2026
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What does this PR do?
I classify
.ipynbnotebooks as data, including the output-heavy example below the default size threshold in #42. The README makes clear that the suggestion excludes the whole notebook, including source cells.Closes #42.
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node --test)CHANGELOG.mdentryNotes
29 tests pass with Node 20.20.0, plus the fixture CLI JSON smoke. Both new regressions failed on unchanged main; the scanner test uses an actual notebook with 6 KB of cell output.
I bumped the patch version as required and removed the existing conflict markers from
package-lock.jsonwhile synchronizing its version. No runtime dependencies were added.Prepared with assistance from Codex.