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Add `github` theme
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- [git-prompt (woefe)](https://github.com/woefe/git-prompt.zsh) - A fast, customizable, pure-shell, asynchronous `git`-aware prompt for ZSH heavily inspired by Olivier Verdier's [zsh-git-prompt](https://github.com/olivierverdier/zsh-git-prompt) and very similar to the "Informative VCS" prompt of fish shell.
- [git-prompt-kit](https://github.com/olets/git-prompt-kit) - A configurable set of components for creating feature rich, high performance Git-aware zsh prompts (aka themes) with minimal coding.
- [git-simple](https://github.com/ZakharEl/git-simple-theme) - Simple theme that includes detailed `git` status decorations.
- [github](https://github.com/Debdut/github.zsh-theme/) - A GitHub-inspired theme. Shows decorators for (truncated) current directory, hostname and `git` status. Includes both light and dark modes and detects system settings for that on macOS and Linux.
- [gitsome](https://github.com/mtully/gitsome) - Super simple prompt with `git` info, optimized for the [Flat Terminal](https://github.com/ahmetsulek/flat-terminal) color scheme.
- [gitstatus](https://github.com/kimyvgy/gitstatus-zsh-theme) - Shows command and `git` status decorations.
- [gitster (shashankmehta)](https://github.com/shashankmehta/dotfiles/blob/master/thesetup/zsh/.oh-my-zsh/custom/themes/gitster.zsh-theme) - When in a `git` repo, it shows the location from the `git` repository root folder. When not in a `git` repo, it shows the path relative to home, `~`.