Introduce a Git installation guide - As part of an introduction to Git, in a series of version control guides.#1
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This pull request introduces a comprehensive set of guides for using Git and GitHub, categorized by difficulty levels and including detailed installation and configuration instructions. The most important changes include the addition of beginner, moderate, and master-level guides, as well as a glossary of Git commands.
New Guides and Documentation:
README.md: Updated the main README to include links to beginner, moderate, and master Git guides, and added a note about the Git command glossary.guides/beginner-git-guides/README.md: Created a README for beginner Git guides, including a table of contents.guides/beginner-git-guides/installation.md: Added a detailed Git installation guide for Windows, MacOS, and Linux, along with initial Git configuration steps.guides/moderate-git-guides/git-config-guide.md: Added a guide for configuring Git, including setting user identity, configuration levels, and editing configuration files directly.guides/glossary.md: Created a glossary of Git commands with descriptions and related guides.These changes aim to provide a structured and detailed resource for users at different levels of familiarity with Git and GitHub.