Correct explanation for git revert attempt 2

The explanation was copied from the first attempt and was not changed.

Author: jmbtutor

understanding-git.tex

@@ -569,11 +569,7 @@ \subsection{\gitcmd{revert}}
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-  By default, \gitcmd{revert} will create one commit for each commit being reverted.
-  \note{
-    The revert commits are in reverse order because the range \texttt{..} is used.
-    If the commits were passed individually, they would be reverted in the order given.
-  }
+  By using the \gflag{-n} flag, \gitcmd{revert} will batch the changes and wait for you to commit the result.
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