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Steps to Initialize and Update Submodules

1. Initialize the submodules: This command initializes the submodules defined in the .gitmodules file.

   git submodule init

2. Update the submodules: This command fetches the latest submodule code and checks out the appropriate commit.

   git submodule update --remote --merge