fix: add ClientOptions.java to .fernignore#25
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…ease markers Fern regeneration overwrites `ClientOptions.java`, stripping `// x-release-please-version` comments and changing the SDK name from `com.deepgram:deepgram-java-sdk` to `com.deepgram.fern:api-sdk`. Also reorganised `.fernignore` with descriptive comments.
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Summary
ClientOptions.javato.fernignoreto prevent Fern regeneration from overwriting release-please version markers and the correct SDK name.fernignorewith descriptive comments explaining why each entry is ignored (matching the pattern used in the Python SDK)Context
Each Fern regen overwrites
ClientOptions.java, which:// x-release-please-versioncomments, breaking automated version bumpscom.deepgram:deepgram-java-sdktocom.deepgram.fern:api-sdkbuild.gradle, causing a mismatchThis was manually fixed after the last regen but kept recurring on every new regen (see #23, #24).