Added .env.example file for contributor setup #70 #73
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This PR introduces a
.env.examplefile to the project. The file includes placeholder environment variables to help new contributors set up their local environment quickly and correctly.Changes
.env.examplewith all necessary environment variables and placeholder values.Motivation and Context
Providing a
.env.examplefile ensures that all contributors have a consistent starting point for their local environment setup. It reduces the setup time and minimizes errors due to missing or incorrect environment variables.Checklist
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