HPR3166: Using Ansible to mirror a Git repo

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I came up with a way to easily clone a repo living on Github and mirror it, with all the latest commits, on another Git host. You can schedule Ansible to run periodically to ensure your mirror stays updated.

This is Dwayne Lee's improved implementation based on my original script.

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