the simplest way to add a file to my git repo and submit as a patch?

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  what's the easiest way to submit a patch that represents adding a
new file to my git repo?  i'm fairly sure it involves "git add" and
"git commit".  i just want to be able to physically add the file, then
somehow commit it so it shows up with "git diff", submit that output
as a patch, then remove the file and any reference to it and get back
to where i started.

  what's the recipe?  thanks.

rday
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