Consider the following commands and returns: $[$student@host$101$ me$1$stgitrepo$]$$ git init Initialized empty Git repository in $/$home$/$student$/$git$/$me$1$strepo$/.$git$/[$student@host$101$ me$1$stgitrepo$]$$ What is the purpose of the hidden file $.$git? Question $2$ options: This file is a placeholder, consuming the space we allocated to the project to mark the repository's claim on disk space by filling it with zero writes to be converted to actual data as the project progresses. This file stores git information about all files on host$101.$ This file stores git information about the repository we created at $/$home$/$student$/$git$/$me$1$strepo, including history, staging, etc. This file stores git configuration information for all host$101$ users of git repositories.