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surma 4b27e9afd5 userland/git: git-compatible CLI on v2's gix code (T10)

Local workflow, smart-HTTP clone/fetch/push and public HTTPS clone/fetch match
native git in stdout and exit codes. Only WASI imports (wasi:http, exit-with-code).

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.cargo_vcs_info.json

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Cargo.toml

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LICENSE-APACHE

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LICENSE-MIT

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README.md

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README.md

Test fixtures

Most of the test indices are snatched directly from the unit test suite of git itself, usually by running something like the following

 ./t1700-split-index.sh -r 2 --debug

Then one finds all test state and the index in particular in trash directory/t1700-split-index/.git/index and can possibly copy it over and use as fixture. The preferred way is to find a test of interest, and use its setup code within one of our own fixture scripts that are executed once to generate the file of interest.