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I don't think branches are the right tool for the job. The git graph is about an evolution that diverges and converges, and branches are a handle onto that. It's more specific than just different flavors of something related.
I'm still skeptical that it's definitively the right way, and storing entirely different content on different branches makes me uneasy, but they're never intended to (re)converge, which makes me think it's actually fine. The branches will all share the same file structure.
Software is just a tool and you can use it however you want. The only reason it matters how the tool was intended to be used is as a predictor of how bumpy the ride will be.
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