Don't run git init when you are in a git repo

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Enhancements
  • Improved project creation flow to detect existing git repositories before initializing a new one.
  • Enhanced logging for git repository detection, providing clearer feedback during project setup.

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Walkthrough

The changes update the project creation command to check recursively for an existing git repository before initializing a new one. Debug logging is added to the git info retrieval process, providing more visibility into the recursive search for a git repository. The project initialization now only sets up git if one is not already present.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
cmd/project.go	Imports deployer package, updates project creation to check for existing git repo before setup.
internal/deployer/metadata.go	Adds debug logs to GetGitInfoRecursive to trace recursive git repo search and info retrieval.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant projectNewCmd
    participant deployer
    participant Logger

    User->>projectNewCmd: Initiate project creation
    projectNewCmd->>deployer: GetGitInfoRecursive(project directory)
    deployer-->>Logger: Log debug info (directory, git info)
    deployer-->>projectNewCmd: Return git info
    projectNewCmd->>Logger: Log debug/info messages
    alt Not a git repository
        projectNewCmd->>projectGitFlow: Initialize git repo and setup actions
    end

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In the warren of code, a new path we seek,
To check for git roots, both strong and unique.
With logs that now chatter, in debug delight,
We burrow through folders, deep into the night.
If no repo is found, we plant one anew—
For every project, a fresh git to pursue!
🐇✨

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