Remove volumes directory files from version control and add to .gitignore

[Copilot]

This PR removes all files from the volumes directory that were accidentally committed to version control and adds the directory to .gitignore to prevent future occurrences.

Problem

The volumes directory contained database-related files (file1.txt, file2.txt, file3.txt) that should not be tracked in version control. Database volumes typically contain runtime data, logs, and other ephemeral files that are environment-specific and should not be shared across different deployments.

Changes Made

• Removed tracked files: Deleted volumes/file1.txt, volumes/file2.txt, and volumes/file3.txt from Git tracking using git rm
• Updated .gitignore: Added /volumes to the .gitignore file to prevent future database files from being accidentally committed

Verification

• Confirmed that no files in the volumes directory are now tracked by Git
• Tested that new files created in the volumes directory are properly ignored
• Verified that only the intended files were modified (no other changes introduced)

This ensures that database volumes remain local to each environment and don't clutter the repository with runtime data files.

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