chore(ci): remove committed Python bytecode and ignore __pycache__

[dmchaledev]

Summary

• PR ci+docs(wrappers): detect and fix variable metadata drift (closes #18) #40 accidentally committed a compiled Python bytecode artifact (.github/scripts/__pycache__/wrapper_drift_check.cpython-311.pyc) alongside the new wrapper_drift_check.py CI script.
• .gitignore had no rule for __pycache__//*.pyc, so any local run of the drift-check script (e.g. during CI debugging) risks re-staging compiled artifacts.
• This PR removes the tracked .pyc file and adds __pycache__/ and *.pyc to .gitignore.

Test plan

• git status clean after removal; no other __pycache__/*.pyc files tracked in the repo
• N/A — no Terraform files changed, so terraform validate/tflint/checkov/trivy are unaffected

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[dmchaledev]

Duplicate of #53 — both PRs make the identical change (untrack .github/scripts/__pycache__/wrapper_drift_check.cpython-311.pyc, add __pycache__/ + *.pyc to .gitignore); only the .gitignore comment wording differs. #53 was opened a day earlier. Flagged in #55, acceptance criteria item 1. Recommend closing this one in favor of #53 (or vice versa) — leaving that call to a maintainer rather than closing it here.

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[dmchaledev]

Closing as a duplicate of #53 — both PRs remove the same tracked .github/scripts/__pycache__/wrapper_drift_check.cpython-311.pyc and add the same __pycache__//*.pyc .gitignore rule, just with different wording. #53 was opened first (2026-07-07 vs 2026-07-08), so keeping that one. Per #55's triage request.

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