Configuration file precision

Ensure configuration files are precisely maintained with correct syntax and compatible version declarations. This includes:

1. Version compatibility: When using language features, ensure the declared version in configuration files (e.g., go.mod) is compatible. For example, if using Go 1.20 features like unsafe.StringData(), ensure go.mod specifies the correct version:

// Correct
go 1.20

// Incorrect if using Go 1.20 features
go 1.18

1. Correct ignore patterns: When configuring file exclusions, use precise path patterns and correctly structure exceptions. For example, when working with nested directories:

# Correct pattern for files in subdirectories
Godeps/*
!Godeps/Godeps.json

# Incorrect pattern
Godeps/*
!Godep.json

1. Project-focused configurations: Only include configurations that are directly relevant to the project itself, avoiding IDE-specific or personal environment settings unless absolutely necessary for project functionality.

Following these practices ensures consistent behavior across different development environments and prevents configuration-related errors.