Document that Paket.Restore.targets should not be gitignored
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Sorry if this is a FAQ, but I've tried to search, and couldn't find an answer.
When I run the build script for FsCheck, it leaves behind a Paket.Restore.targets file. It didn't use to do that earlier, but I suppose it's a new feature of Paket.
Should this file be checked into source control, or should it be ignored (added to .gitignore)?
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Research direction
Start by reviewing the FsCheck build script context and the .gitignore question described in the issue, then inspect Paket's existing documentation for guidance on generated restore files. Confirm the intended source-control guidance with the issue discussion, and document the recommendation in the appropriate Paket documentation location.
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