Adding git switch and git restore commands

Git has introduced git switch and git restore in order to keep more purposeful scope for the git checkout command which holds more responsibility than simply switch branches.

tools/git.sh

@@ -31,14 +31,18 @@ git branch                         # shows all the branches (current branch is s
 git branch -a                     # shows all the branches local and remote
 
 git branch my-branch               # creates my-branch
+git checkout -b my-branch          # create and switches to my-branch
+git switch -c my-branch            # create and switches to my-branch
 git branch -d my-branch            # deletes my-branch
 git checkout my-branch         	   # switches to my-branch
+git switch my-branch               # switches to my-branch
 git merge my-branch                # merges my-branch to current branch
 git push origin --delete my-branch # delete remote branch
 git branch -m <new-branch-name>    # rename the branch
 git checkout --orphan <branch_name> # checkout a branch with no commit history
 git branch -vv                     # list all branches and their upstreams, as well as last commit on branch
 git branch -a                      # List all local and remote branches
+git restore                        # Restore specified paths in the working tree
 
 git cherry-pick <commit_id>                     # merge the specified commit
 git cherry-pick <commit_id_A>^..<commit_id_B>   # pick the entire range of commits where A is older than B ( the ^ is for including A as well )