Update Node.gitignore to include VitePress

[NdagiStanley]

Include VitePress

Reasons for making this change:

I noticed that VuePress is included in the current gitignore. VuePress has been succeeded by VitePress. This change includes files to be ignored in a VitePress project.

[wirecat]

@NdagiStanley could you provide some links to documentation supporting the change?
I just want to keep a good record that supports the change.
Thank you! 🙇

[caipeter888]

@wirecat The modification reference can be found in the official VitePress documentation here: https://vitepress.dev/guide/getting-started#file-structure

It mentions:

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By default, VitePress stores its dev server cache in .vitepress/cache, and the production build output in .vitepress/dist. If using Git, you should add them to your .gitignore file. These locations can also be configured.

[caipeter888]

@NdagiStanley Please note that the VitePress temp and cache directory is .vitepress/cache, not .temp or .cache. It differs from the VuePress v2.x directories.

[NdagiStanley]

@NdagiStanley Please note that the VitePress temp and cache directory is .vitepress/cache, not .temp or .cache. It differs from the VuePress v2.x directories.

You are right @caipeter888. I've updated the PR.

[caipeter888]

However, the .vitepress folder might not always appear in the root directory of the repository; it could be in a subdirectory like docs/.vitepress. I’m not sure if using .vitepress/cache and .vitepress/dist in the .gitignore file would correctly ignore the files in such cases. We might need to adjust the paths to handle different directory structures.

[NdagiStanley]

Good point @caipeter888
According to the .gitignore docs on pattern format, I should include **/.

That said, judging by how vuepress was handled, I believe the reasoning is to handle the default case and leave it to the developer who restructures the folders, to update the pattern.

I'll make the edit anyway.