Ignore transpiled .java and .class files #3016
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Reasons for making this change:
Ignore the transpiled .java and .class files since they aren't related to processing (they're autogenerated at runtime since Processing is a JVM language)
Links to documentation supporting these rule changes:
These files aren't don't influence the source code, and these files are only generated at compile time. Other folders which are generated at compile time (e.g.
application.windows32) are also ignored by default.