The workflow of initializing the repo, and the help we provide our users can make the difference on that first interaction. When a user has a git repo initialized, but has no commits our current message when trying to create a task after rover is initialized is:

❯ rover task -y "create a simple axum HTTP server that responds to the root path with a hello world message"

✗ Git repository validation failed

💡 Tips:
   Please ensure git is installed and the repository is properly initialized

Provide a specific tip to "create a first commit" if we detect the git repository is lacking one.