Merge remote-tracking branch 'update/master'
This is a weird merge. I had re-written everything in a separate repository, and basically wanted that new repo (update) to be the new master of this repository, whilst preserving the history of the update repo. Here's what I did: $ git remote add update <path to update> $ git fetch update $ git merge -X theirs --allow-unrelated-histories update/master $ # remove extra files $ git commit --amend
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# hello world
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This is a *test*. Some inline `[2]code()`.
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what the hell...
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```python
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import this
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if input("answer yes") != 'yes':
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print("Really?")
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```
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this flickering is really annoying...
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It looks like it's gone... Oh wait nah, it's still here...
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This should still be working, and it is!
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