Bad target folder docs

docs/bad-target-folder.md

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+# Bad Target Folder
+
+"Cannot export next to a .git folder"
+
+Spriggit's patterns require that you serialize into a folder that is wholly dedicated to containing Spriggit content.   As part of the serialization process, all files within that folder that were not just exported get deleted.   As such, if you're exporting spriggit content into a folder containing other files, they will be deleted as part of the serialization process.
+
+## Solution
+
+Simply make a new dedicated subfolder named after the mod and target that instead.
+
+```
+/Some Folder
+   Other Content.txt
+   MyMod.esp/
+```
+
+In this case, you would not want to target `/Some Folder`, as that has `Other Content.txt` within it.   Rather, targeting a subfolder with nothing else is recommended.

docs/cli.md

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 | `-t` | `--Threads` | Optional | Maximum number of threads to use |
 | `-d` | `--Debug` | Optional | Set up for debug mode, including resetting nuget caches |
 
+!!! error "Must Have Dedicated Folder"
+    Make sure the output path is pointed to a folder which is -wholly- dedicated to containing Spriggit content.   [More Info](backups.md)
+
 ## Deserialize | Convert To Plugin
 `deserialize`, `convert-to-plugin`, `create-plugin`
 

mkdocs.yml

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   - Troubleshooting: 
     - Backups: backups.md
     - Unexpected Records: unexpected-records.md
+    - Bad Target Folder: bad-target-folder.md
     - Backwards Compatibility With Alpha Versions: alpha-backwards-compatibility.md