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4 authors More GitHub content (#741) 
* begin git guides

* include git workflow text

* finish draft for git-overview

* borrow content from git overview for commit page

* begin commit page

* draft of git commit

* add content for installing git

* prune down metadata

* rework first sentence around git commits

* move info about how commits work into proper section

* more detail about why its bad to change history

* add git log to list of commands

* add related commands to git commit

* fix italics

* turn bullets into section headers

* add 4 new page outlines

* draft of git add content

* draft for git clone

* add git remote -v term to git overview

* draft of git pull guide

* start git remote page

* draft of git init

* fix typo in installation

* remove metadata for git init

* refine git init

* refine git add

* tidy git clone

* refine git pull

* more exact language around pull force

* Add installation notes for windows

* Update installation notes for GH Desktop

* Update installation notes for macOS

* Update installation notes for Linux

* update git add page with more detail in steps and shell example

* move add shell to under when do you use

* add git clone shell example

* add shell example of commit

* add shell example to git init

* add shell example of git pull

* remove the git remote page

* add the git remote page

* add empty push and status pages

* add content for git remote and git push

* add git status draft

* Update git-status.md

* Add git pull best practice note to push

* Remove note about commit structure

Although important, this seemed out-of-place for this guide. It makes more sense to include this in git add or git commit. Feel free to revert if viewed differently

* Update git-guides/git-push.md

Co-Authored-By: Parker Brown <17183625+parkerbxyz@users.noreply.github.com>

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* Update git-guides/git-remote.md

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* Update git-guides/git-status.md

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* Update git-guides/git-status.md

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* fill in details for push options

* update fork image

Co-authored-by: Dylan Stark <dylanastark@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: a-a-ron <a-a-ron@github.com>
Co-authored-by: Parker Brown <17183625+parkerbxyz@users.noreply.github.com>
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