Save Mario's work to GitHub so it is backed up and reaches his other Mac.

Run this from the project root (/Users/Shared/asecollisiontestprep.com):

cd /Users/Shared/asecollisiontestprep.com && ./git-sync.sh "<short description of what changed>"

Write the description yourself from what actually changed in this session — do not ask Mario for it, and do not use a generic message like "updates". Look at git status --porcelain first if you are unsure what changed.

Then report back in one line: how many files were saved, or "nothing new to save".

If it fails:

• not a git repository → the git folder is missing at /Users/Shared/ASE_Portal.git. On the work Mac mini it may still be at ~/git-repos/ASE_Portal.git; move it: mv ~/git-repos/ASE_Portal.git /Users/Shared/ASE_Portal.git
• push rejected / behind → the other Mac pushed first. git pull --rebase then re-run.
• the script's credential guard fires → a secret got staged. Stop, tell Mario which file, and do NOT force past it.

Never use git add -A here, and never delete files to make the sync pass.