feat(infra): Ignoring local Terraform files

[justin-tahara]

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Need to ignore these files so that we are not overwritting each other's local terraform state

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Tested locally to ensure that this is valid

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Greptile Summary

This review covers only the changes made since the last review (commit ea7eeed), not the entire PR.

The most recent changes include minor but important improvements to the root .gitignore file's Terraform-related entries. The developer added "Local" prefixes to the comments for .tfstate files and .terraform.lock.hcl file entries, changing them from generic comments like "# .tfstate files" to "# Local .tfstate files" and "# .terraform.lock.hcl file" to "# Local .terraform.lock.hcl file". Additionally, a missing newline at the end of the file was added to follow standard file formatting practices.

These changes serve to explicitly clarify that the ignored Terraform files are specifically local development files that shouldn't be shared between team members. This is particularly important for Terraform workflows where inappropriate sharing of state files can cause conflicts and overwrites between developers. The comment modifications make the intent more explicit and help prevent accidental commits of local Terraform state that could disrupt team collaboration.

Confidence score: 5/5

• This PR is extremely safe to merge with no risk of production issues
• Score reflects simple documentation/comment changes with no functional impact
• No files require special attention as these are minor formatting improvements

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