Your initial commit has files to allow git to function in a reasonable manner. It should have the following files:
.gitattributes - a file that tells git what file type each file extension means.
.gitignore - a file that tells git which files/sub-directories that git should make unavailable to the repository. They will appear in Explorer, but won't be visible in git.
LICENSE or LICENSE.txt - tells the copyright and the conditions under which the material in the repository can be used. This is optional for an import project repository.
A script repository should have a GPL3. A similar license for text files is the CC-BY-SA-4.0 license. These licenses allow anyone to use the material for any purposes but any changes they make must be released under the same conditions. These licenses allow us to share our work but any improvements someone else makes will also be available to us.
README.md - a file that describes the project It can be as simple as something like this:
## Language-name FLEx Import Project
This repository contains the processes and changes necessary to import the dictionary of the Language-name language of Country-name from SFM into FLEx.