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Points this chapter’s introduction needs to make:
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Why big repositories and big teams strain Git: history size, object count, working-tree size, ref count
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A map of the scaling toolbox and how the pieces relate: shallow clones, partial clones, sparse checkout, Scalar, background maintenance, large-file storage, and monorepo practices
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Where the on-disk format details live (Ch 10, Git Internals) versus the day-to-day operations covered here