Remove cruft sentence from Chapter 6.

[wcarss]

This sentence in 'Splitting a Commit' described the same events as
the sentences following it, only in less detail. It appears that at
some point the content was fleshed out, but the original sentence
got left in by mistake.

[GArik]

IMO the commit is good. But it's probably better to not drop "take the changes that have been reset, and create multiple commits out of them" part completely. I suggest to move this part closer to the end of the paragraph like this:

"When you save and exit the editor, Git rewinds to the parent of the first commit in your list, applies the first commit (f7f3f6d), applies the second (310154e), and drops you to the console. There, you can do a mixed reset of that commit with git reset HEAD^, which effectively undoes that commit and leaves the modified files unstaged. Now you can [take the changes that have been reset, and create multiple commits out of them. Simply] stage and commit files until you have several commits, and run git rebase --continue when you’re done:"

[wcarss]

That reads great to me. I'll update this.

[wcarss]

Ick. I copied it from you and mucked up the syntax around the commits. I think I'll fix that and if it looks good, squash it onto my master and make a new request. (If there's a nicer way to clean this now it's out here, I'm open to it. I noticed the weird sentence because I'm inexperienced with these operations.)

[GArik]

I think I'll fix that and if it looks good, squash it onto my master

Yeah, looks good to me. Please squash your commits and then i think it's ready to be pulled.
Reviewed-by: /me :)

[wcarss]

Done.

[jnavila]

Merged. Thanks!