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Fix unclear wording in intro chapter #176

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Expand Up @@ -115,9 +115,7 @@ The repository stores the full history of your project as a series of
snapshots called *commits*. Each commit records exactly what the project
looked like at that moment. The repository can be **local** (on your
machine) or **remote** (on a hosting service like GitHub). Git treats
both as equals — there is no single authoritative copy. (The word "master"
here means primary, not the branch name `master` — Git uses `main` as the
default branch name.)
both as equals — there is no single authoritative copy.

### How a Commit Works

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