Adds the ability to allow for shallow clones with a command line argument#285
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Nice one. Thanks for the contribution!
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Closes #278.
Adds the ability to provide a new argument
--AllowShallowClone=trueto the octoversion command. When provided, this will allow octoversion to run when usinggit fetch --depth=Xto get the branch history. The readme updates cover how this can be exercised. For extremely large git repos with long histories, this can cut the checkout time from > 1 minute to a few seconds.