acceptance: guard git-repo-init against running inside an existing repo#5281
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git config silently writes to whatever repo CWD is in, so calling git-repo-init from inside an existing repo poisons that repo's config without any error signal. Co-authored-by: Isaac
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"git config" writes to whatever repo CWD is in, so calling git-repo-init from inside an existing repo poisons that repo's config without any error signal. I had my cli repo config messed up by an agent.
Co-authored-by: Isaac