Update copyright year to 2023 #3318
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Updated the copyright year to avoid confusion.
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This PR updates the copyright year in the README.md file from 2022 to 2023 as part of a Coursera educational project (Final Project: Part 2-Git CLI).
- Updated copyright notice year from 2022 to 2023
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Updated the copyright year to avoid confusion.
Please show that 2023 is the year, not 2022.
Updated the copyright year to avoid confusion.
Please show that 2023 is the year, not 2022.
This is part of my final project on Coursera called Final Project: Part 2-Git CLI.