Remove references to git checkout

[sjvrijn]

Fixes #5

This PR includes:

• replacing git checkout -b with git switch -c
• replacing git checkout HEAD <file> with git restore <file>
• updating output of git status with unstaged changes to mention git restore <file> instead of git checkout -- <file>
• updating output of git status staged changes to mention git restore --staged <file> instead of git reset HEAD <file>
• removing the section 'Don't lose your HEAD' on detached HEAD states: should never happen when using git restore
• updating SVG files to mention git restore instead of git checkout
• updated exercise from git checkout to git restore (-s), including explanation

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⏱️ Updated at 2024-08-05 09:36:04 +0000

[svenvanderburg]

Great work @sjvrijn !!! 🙏 I have been longing for this for a long time now!

I left a small suggestion, otherwise looks great. It does not fully fix #5 right? Since we still have some git checkout commands that should be replaced with git switch? Or maybe you can open a separate issue for that?

[svenvanderburg]

Maybe we can add a small comment that -s refers to source?

[sjvrijn]

Good point 👍

[sjvrijn]

@svenvanderburg which checkout references am I still missing? I can't find any more when I search for 'checkout' in the episodes

[svenvanderburg]

@sjvrijn you are right. The only use of branching is in episode 3 I think which you already resolved. I think then in the later episodes on collaboration we should also make use of git switch, but that will solve it self! Cool, ready to merge then! (I don't think we will have to wait for Olga, but I leave that up to you!)