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Co-authored-by: Jelle Treep <40466121+jelletreep@users.noreply.github.com>

Author: ShaivanBhagat

docs/manuals/git-clone.qmd

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 Git is ideal for:
 
 - **Code repositories**: Scripts, notebooks, and source code
-- **Version-controlled data**: Files that change over time and need history tracking
 - **Collaborative projects**: Sharing and syncing work with team members
 
 Git is not recommended for research data, although there is nothing wrong with tracking small, non-sensitive data files with Git.