Rename deploy-git-hook to puppet-deploy-git-hooks

[pabs3]

deploy-git-hook is a very generic name and
doesn't include the word puppet.

This makes this project easier to include in distributions.

[cmeissner]

The repository already named puppet-git-hooks so deploy-git-hooks is a good choice.

[pabs3]

In a situation where the repository isn't present, such as in a distribution like Debian, the script would be in /usr/bin alongside other binaries. In that location, the current name is quite generic and should be named more specifically. Perhaps the solution here is for packagers to rename the script and leave it as-is in the repository, although folks installing to ~/bin or /usr/local would probably also want the script renamed too. Here is an example of a package in Debian and how it names its git hook deployment script: ikiwiki-hosting-web: /usr/bin/iki-git-hook-update

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-- bye, pabs https://wiki.debian.org/PaulWise

[cmeissner]

I understand you intention but as you also say you can simply rename the script while building the package. Just add a line to the rule or make file you use to create the package.
This repo was intended to install git hooks in a puppet control repo. Feel free to use it in your package but I see no need of renaming the file.