Documentation: Updates for "Command cheat sheets" #993
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Description of changes:
Reorganizes the content in the "Command cheat sheets" section, adds a short introduction and a re-wording of the squash-and-merge explanation (with link).
Resolved issues:
Part of #700
Call-outs:
Let me know if you think some command can be removed or it's not helpful anymore.
Testing:
How is this change tested? N/A
Is this a refactor change? No.
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