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switch all instances of 'git ...' to @git ...@ for consistent formatting #8
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…ency with text, prevent em-dash conversion
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This patch fixes each instance of
'git ...'withintext/*.textileto use the pre-formatted style@git ...@instead.Some but not all instances of git commands were using the
@...@form already.This patch is required if issue GH-6 (disable em-dash conversion within @code blocks@ in the PDF) is to be resolved, since the
'git --option'form would still suffer from unwanted em-dashes.