Write the index to a repository directly in merge-cleanly.js examples#1205
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The returned Index from Merge.commits() doesn't know where to write the index to because it is not backed by a repository. This prevents the example from running because the write() fails as it's only in-memory and has no notion of a target .git/index file. Skip the write() and just use writeTreeTo() immediately instead to write the index to the sample repository.
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This fixes #1128. The returned index is only in-memory and doesn't know where to write the .git/index file to so we should just skip the
write()call and to just only usewriteTreeTo()instead.