Create an _empty_ commit on main (and push nothing else there!)

[webknjaz]

The following snippet should help you, given that you're starting with a fresh repository that does not have any commits yet.

git commit --allow-empty -m 'Initial commit'
git push origin main

Upon the completion of the task, here are the expectations:

1. Only 1 (one) single commit in the main branch.
2. The commit is supposed not to add (or remove for that matter) any files at all.
3. There should be 0 (zero) files appearing in the repository at this point.

P.S. It's best to do this task having read the first 3 chapters of the ProGit 2 book from #4.
P.P.S. Fixing an incorrectly created commit would require amending it, or making an interactive rebase. This may imply going through more materials from #4, googling, using StackOverflow and/or asking ChatGPT.