Continuing the conversion

Author: bbrydsoe

docs/branches.md

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 Usually, a branch is created to work on a new feature. Once the feature is completed, it is merged back with the master branch.
 
 
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 ## Branches: Creation
 
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 Creating a new branch does not change the repository, it just adds a new reference to the commit. 
 
 Note that the branch is created from the current HEAD.
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 To move to another branch (switch): 
 
 ```shell
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 ## Branches: merging, deletion
 
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 - When you have decided you are happy with the changes you made to the new branch, merge it back to the master branch (or another branch)
 - Note: The branch is always merged to the current HEAD.
 - First switch to the branch you are merging it to:
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 ### Example - Type along if you wish
 
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 * Create a directory. Initialize a repository
 * Create a file, stage it, and commit it
 
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 * Create a new branch, then switch to that branch
 * Make some changes - add files and text ( > overwrites or are suitable for new file)
 * Stage the file and commit it
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 - Switch back to the master branch, make some changes 
 ```shell
 $ git checkout master