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docs: Restructure Git & GitHub 101 into phases - #1672
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Replace the single "Contributing to Open Source with Git and GitHub" section with four phases: Setting Up, Making a Change, Sending Your Change, and Keeping Your Fork Up to Date. Move syncing and merge conflicts after the pull request, and mark the advanced and profile sections as optional.
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The conflict steps now come after the pull request, so a reader who resolves conflicts locally must push the branch to update the pull request.
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Closes #1671
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This PR restructures the Git & GitHub 101 page into four phases. It does not add new content.
upstreamRemote Repositoryupstream, Synchronizing Changes Locally, Resolving Merge ConflictsMethodology
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