Added test for uninitialized repo's (or wiki's)#11
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These gave me errors which caused mails from crontab.
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Appears indent went wrong... I'll create an update.
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I'm backing up my organistation using your script but we got some repo's without a initialized wiki. The script creates an error message for this. The error messages caused the crontab to mail me about an error.
From my point of view it's not an error since there is nothing to back-up and the back-up still reflects whatever GitHub knows. From that point of view I added a test to the script to check if the repo is indeed initialized on GitHub. Skipping the repo if it's uninitialized
closes #16