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git checkout -b is no longer pre-allowed under PowerShell

You'll notice
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Permissions

On Windows PowerShell, creating a branch during commit or PR flows now asks you for permission.

What

The built-in commit, push and pull-request prompt commands used to ship an allow rule for PowerShell(git checkout -b *) alongside the Bash one. It is now filtered out, so creating a branch that way prompts for permission on Windows PowerShell.

Evidence

PowerShell(git checkout -b *)

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

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