find . -path '*/.gork' -prune -o -type f : prints ".gork"

[David M. Karr]

I have a directory that contains two elements:
  - Directory named ".gork"
  - Directory named "subdir"

The ".gork" directory has a file called "stuff".
The "subdir" directory has a file called "foo".

When I execute the following:

   find . -path '*/.gork' -prune -o -type f

I would expect it to just print "testdir/subdir/foo".  The "find" man
page gave me this impression in the description of the "-path"
option.  However, it also prints "testdir/.gork".  It didn't print
"testdir/.gork/stuff", but it did print the ".gork" directory entry.
How can I make "find" not even print the directory entry for ".gork"
(without piping it into a "grep -v" command)?

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