Disable prettier for the generated OpenAPI client

[jkachel]

What are the relevant tickets?

Related to #37

Description (What does it do?)

#37 came up in one of my Renovate Days - it was actually fine but prettier ran and it ended up with a merge conflict. The generated API client isn't something we usually bother with running through prettier, since it's all generated code and not really supposed to be edited. So, this adds a .prettierignore that should ignore it.

How can this be tested?

Automated tasks should pass. If you run prettier manually, it should leave the OpenAPI client alone.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request aims to streamline the development workflow by excluding generated OpenAPI client code from Prettier's formatting process. This change addresses potential merge conflicts and unnecessary formatting changes in files that are not intended for manual editing, thereby improving efficiency and reducing friction for developers.

Highlights

• Prettier Configuration: Introduced a .prettierignore file to prevent Prettier from formatting generated OpenAPI client files, specifically all .ts files within the src/ directory.

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Code Review

This pull request aims to prevent Prettier from formatting the generated OpenAPI client by adding a .prettierignore file. This is a good idea to avoid unnecessary diffs and potential conflicts. However, the ignore pattern src/**/*.ts is too broad and could affect other non-generated TypeScript files in the future. I've suggested a more specific pattern to only ignore the directory containing the generated client, which is safer and more aligned with the PR's intent.