Fix gitleaks false positive by removing screenshot from README #1098
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This PR addresses the gitleaks false positive detection by removing the screenshot from README.md that contained a GitHub asset URL flagged as an AWS access token.
Changes
.gitleaksignorefile (per maintainer request)a37837b0-b61e-4ce7-b23c-fd8661585e40The screenshot that was causing the gitleaks false positive has been removed. The maintainer will upload the screenshot again later.
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