Runs pre-commit on the changed files.

That's usually what's meant. The broader approach has unexpected
behavior (and doesn't always work).

Also, some whitespace for presentation.

Useful for some history editing tasks.

This seems to change to main according to
https://lore.kernel.org/git/pull.762.git.1605221038.gitgitgadget@gmail.com/.
Pre-emptive change (since I don't know when I'll be affected by it).

Touch files and git add them.

By default just show what will be done with the git clean aliases.
Require passing -f to actually delete the files.

- Added monitor alias to notify on command finish or failure.
- Better use of Python's json.tool.
- Little tweaks.

be triggered?).

non-interactive rebases.

Auto-stash rebases in autorebase git alias.

Git configuration.
- Don't ignore all files, but set status.showUntrackedFiles to no, add
to post-merge hook.

squashes and merges).
- Modify fixup and add squash Git aliases to be fully automated (no need
to enter the commit intended).