If the files were never present in the Git history and you used `git reset --hard`, then it is unlikely that you will be able to recover them. `git reset --hard` discards all changes in the working tree, including any files that were not staged or committed, and resets the branch to the specified commit. This means that any changes or files that were not committed are permanently lost.

So it is important to always backup your important data and to use Git carefully to avoid such scenarios.
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