pull-request-merge

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              "## Simulating a Pull Request",
              "",
              "You've just finished your `hoot` branch and you've submitted a pull request to `master`. What is git doing when you click \"merge pull request\"?",
              "",
              "This level is actually a special case because git doesn't need to create a merge commit to merge your branch into master because there were no commits between yours and the last one on master. However you always see a commit after merging a pull request: \"Merge pull request hoot into master\". How does github do this?",
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