Remove bogus '|' symbol
What does this MR do?
This removes a weird | argument from a Git command argument list. To our best understanding this argument gets ignored by Git. Removing it is good because it looks suspiciously like a shell pipe, so it stands out as a potential security vulnerability. It isn't one because it doesn't get parsed by a shell. Removing it makes this line less confusing.
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