Without this, cvs update reports all generated .xsl files in this
directory as unknown. It's a big list, and it'd be a lot easier to
read the cvs update output if these files weren't listed every time.
Note: This does not cause CVS to ignore the html2xhtml.xsl file or
to treat it in any way way differently than it would if the *.xsl
line in this .cvsignore file did not exist. It doesn't seem to at
least. If that's wrong, this change can always be reverted.