@corbin_braun: if you don't know what or why to use a worktree you have not reached the next level of coding.
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A tweet emphasizing the importance of understanding worktrees for advanced coding proficiency.
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if you don’t know what or why to use a worktree
you have not reached the next level of coding. https://t.co/jbvXHcNcyY
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