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Run Rebase

To use rebase to bring changes from main onto a current branch (let's pretend we're on one called jdsl), we would run this while on the jdsl branch:

git rebase main

This will do the following:

Identify the latest commit from main and use it as the temporary new base for the rebase process
Replay each commit from jdsl one at a time onto this temporary location
Update the jdsl branch to point to the last replayed commit in the temporary location, making this the new permanent jdsl.
The rebase does not affect the main branch; jdsl now includes all changes from main.

Assignment

Add two commits to the update_dune branch. Add the following quotes to the quotes/dune.md file's list:
1. - "The spice must flow." (Use a commit message starting with H:)
2. - "Fear is the mind-killer." (Use a commit message starting with I:)
While still on the update_dune branch, rebase your changes onto main. main is the base, and we want update_dune's changes on top of it.
Run git log --oneline. Even though we originally branched off the D commit from main, we should see a nice linear history from A to I.

Run and submit the CLI tests from the update_dune branch.