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I like that you explain the data model near the start, although I think more detail would be better.
I believe it's much harder to master git without understanding the simple underlying data model. Many tutorials don't touch on it and instead jump straight into recipes for various workflows. Users can follow those recipes, but don't really understand what the commands they are using do.