Performs a "git add ." followed by a "git commit -m".

It works with these three values:

1. Title of the commit
2. What are you changing with this commit
3. Why are you changing this

• Those will be naturally asked when running the program via standard input.
• There's already a binary included, but you can also run it by yourself if you have the neccesary Golang tools installed.

Current funcionality for it is poorly implemented.

The "git commit" command for this project was perfomed using this tool.

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