On merge branches, classify adds/updates/deletes relative to target of merge#6151
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On merge branches, classify adds/updates/deletes relative to target of merge#6151
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Overview
Fixes #6026
This PR changes slurp to render adds/updates/deletes relative to the merge target, when on a merge branch, just like
updateandupgrade. Previously, everything was classified as an add, which made it more difficult than necessary to tell what's happening in a merge.Additionally, I found the slurp output of a merge that discards the other party's changes confusing (it just said "No changes"), so I changed the output while on a merge branch to include a reminder that
updatecommits the merge, andcancelcancels it.Test coverage
No new tests, but the existing
merge.mdtranscript demonstrates the changes.