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Fix assumed "master" as default branch #370
                
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If applied, this commit will...
This commit addresses issue #369, which describes antibody's default behavior of assuming the "master" branch is the branch desired instead of taking whatever default branch the repo maintainer specifies. Now, instead of hard coding "master", if no branch is specified then
git cloneandgit pullwill not specify a branch either.Why is this change being made?
GitHub is moving towards naming the new default branch "main". This will break antibody without this fix.
Possible regressions to note