Consolidate clone button templates#14023
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The four clone button templates are pretty much identical except the one in a non-empty repo had a few features which the others lacked. Consolidate them in a single shared template which also makes the JS that remembers protocol work on them all.
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The four clone button templates are pretty much identical except the one in a non-empty repo had a few features which the others lacked (
ExposeAnonSSHcheck on empty repo and the JS which was previously working on all of them but regressed in #13626).Consolidate them in a single shared template which also makes the JS that remembers protocol work on them all again.