Git Config Cookbook
Ready-to-use Git configuration recipes for identity, pull/push policy, aliases, tools, safety, and performance.
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## Identity and UX Defaults
## Pull, Push, and Merge Policy
## Diff and Merge Tools
## Useful Aliases
## Performance and Safety
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