build: Let Git ignore dirty capella-dockerimages submodule
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Git submodules are often staged and committed accidentally. We are generally not supposed to commit dirty submodules, so we can let Git ignore them. Dirty submodules are no longer shown as modified in git status.
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Codecov ReportAll modified lines are covered by tests ✅
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Git submodules are often staged and committed accidentally. We are generally not supposed to commit dirty submodules, so we can let Git ignore them. Dirty submodules are no longer shown as modified in git status.