"all types" --> "most types"

[ErinBecker]

The start of the "What is Git/GitHub" states that "modern version control systems can be used to track changes in any type of file" but later says "Since Word documents contain special formatting, Git unfortunately cannot version control those, nor can it version control PDFs, though both file types can be stored in Git repositories."

This PR changes "any type" to "most types" to avoid contradicting later information.

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⏱️ Updated at 2023-10-16 21:08:26 +0000

[emcaulay]

Excellent revision - thank yoU!

[ErinBecker]

Thanks for the fast review @emcaulay!