Missing documentation for repository name limits

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What article on docs.github.com is affected?

Repository limits

What part(s) of the article would you like to see updated?

This page lacks limits for repository names.

Limits I have discovered:

• Maximum length: 100 characters. For names that are too long, GitHub displays an error message: "Name cannot be more than 100 characters" (This is already documented at Creating a new repository, but it would be better to document all the limits at one place.)
• Allowed characters: ASCII letters, digits, and the characters ., -, and _. For names containing non-ASCII characters, GitHub converts all non-ASCII characters to -, and displays a hint: "Your new repository will be created as SANITIZED_REPO. The repository name can only contain ASCII letters, digits, and the characters ., -, and _."
• Repository names must not end with .git. If the repository name ends with .git, GitHub displays a hint "The .git extension will be removed." and automatically removes the suffix.
• Repository names must not end with .wiki. If the repository name ends with .wiki, GitHub displays an error message: "The repository REPO cannot end in .wiki" and refuses to create it.

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