Add ability to use init.sh as a global hook script
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This is a simple workaround for all the users who have a global set of hooks that get clobbered by changing
core.hooksPath. E.g. if I havecore.hooksPathset globally to run hooks I want run on all repositories, Husky will change that location per-repo. With this change in place, I can at least create aninit.shscript to read the hook that is getting executed by Husky, and run my global hook manually first, followed by any Husky hooks.There may be a different or more robust way the team would like this done, if so feel free to reject this PR or make further suggestions.