Collaborators, public repositories and solutions

- Add `collaborator` repositories to the types that appear in the list
- Mention that the URL tab can be used to clone a public repositories
- The user now needs to double-click on a solution not a repository

Author: jcansdale

docs/using/cloning-a-repository-to-visual-studio.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Cloning a repository to Visual Studio
 
-After you provide your GitHub or GitHub Enterprise credentials to GitHub for Visual Studio, the extension automatically detects the personal and organization repositories you have access to on your account.
+After you provide your GitHub or GitHub Enterprise credentials to GitHub for Visual Studio, the extension automatically detects the personal, collaborator and organization repositories you have access to on your account.
 
 1. Open **Team Explorer** by clicking on its tab next to *Solution Explorer*, or via the *View* menu.
 2. Click the **Manage Connections** toolbar button.
@@ -15,10 +15,10 @@ After you provide your GitHub or GitHub Enterprise credentials to GitHub for Vis
 
 ![List of GitHub repositories that can be cloned inside a dialog](images/clone-dialog.png)
 
-In addition to using the list of repositories, you can use the URL tab to clone a repository by its URL or using the repository owner and name.
+In addition to using the list of personal, collaborator and organization repositories, you can use the URL tab to clone a public repository by its URL or using the repository owner and name.
 
 ![List of GitHub repositories that can be cloned inside a dialog](images/clone-url-dialog.png)
 
 5. If desired, change the local path that the repository will be cloned into, or leave the default as-is.
 6. Once a repository is selected and the path is set, Click **Clone**.
-7. In Team Explorer, under the list of repositories, locate the repository and double-click to open the project in Visual Studio.
+7. In Team Explorer, under the list of solutions, double-click on a solution to open it in Visual Studio.