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"append" means end. Beginning would be "prepend".

It being the first line helps. Replace every first line containing 'GLOBALS' with '<?php' instead of worrying about where to stop deleting.
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You can try putting it into the find command you had before. Back up first of course.

sed -i if you want sed to actually edit the files, like you were doing before.

Hard to say, given I see no reason it can't work in a cygwin terminal.

Try \o57 instead of <.

"append" is the end. The beginning, would be "prepend".

It works here. Try << or \< if < isn't working.