chore: make docs/APPLE_DEVELOPER_ID.md maintainer-local#17
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Untrack the Apple signing setup doc and gitignore it. It's maintainer-specific (certs, signing-key paths, secret inventory) with no value to external contributors, so it stays on disk but is no longer published. The file remains locally for the maintainer's reference.
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Untracks
docs/APPLE_DEVELOPER_ID.mdand adds it to.gitignore— the file stays on the maintainer's disk but is no longer published.It's maintainer-specific signing setup (Developer-ID cert, signing-key paths, the Apple secret inventory) with no value to external contributors. No live docs link to it (the only remaining references are historical CHANGELOG entries).
Note: the file's earlier content (incl. a redacted-since email) remains in git history; this change stops publishing it going forward, not a history rewrite.