Create guide on using SSH keys with GitHub#61
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Classic PATs are going away on March 1st. We've been using them to authenticate with GitHub when running git operations on our laptops. We could switch to fine-grained tokens, but they will have to expire every 90 days and you have to create a new fine-grained token for each account. Instead, we should recommend everyone switch to using SSH keys for authentication.
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resolves #35
resolves #59
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