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Description: A Git submodule is a repository embedded within another Git repository. This feature allows developers to include and manage dependencies from other projects within their own repository, facilitating collaboration and the maintenance of modular code. Submodules are particularly useful in large projects where it is necessary to integrate libraries or components that are developed […]