Add .gitignore when creating a project in Xcode

Overview

When you create a project in Xcode, the initial commit is done without creating .gitignore, so add .gitignore and recommit.

procedure

Generate .gitignore

Generate .gitignore for Xcode at the following site and add it to the project. https://www.toptal.com/developers/gitignore

Cancel initial commit

Initial commit can be canceled with the following command instead of git reset. After canceling, commit again.

git update-ref -d HEAD

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