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This commit enhances the documentation for Git in section 1.4. The changes include: - Adding emojis to section titles to make them more engaging. - Restructuring the content for a more logical and beginner-friendly flow. - Enriching the content with new sections on initial Git configuration, branching, and remote repositories. - Expanding the practical workflow example with more detailed steps and explanations. - Refining the `.gitignore` section for clarity.
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This change improves the Git documentation in section 1.4 by adding emojis to titles, restructuring the content for better flow, and enriching it with more detailed explanations and new sections on configuration, branching, and remotes.