* Upgrade codespell to v2.4.0
It is a lastet verison, and is needed so that I can use the inline
ignore support in a future commit.
After updating tests/pyproject.toml I ran the following commands:
```
cd tests
poetry lock --no-update
poetry install
```
I also fixed a spelling error in man/git-summary.md, which was not
caught by the old version of codespell. After updating the file I also
updated the related files by running the following commands:
```
cd man
make -C .. man/git-summary.{1,html}
```
* add git-wip and git-unwip
Updated/re-built the documentation with:
```
cd man
make -C .. man/git-unwip.{1,html}
make -C .. man/git-wip.{1,html}
make -C .. man/git-extras.{1,html}
```
* feat: add git-continue
Also refactor `git-abort` to parse action from the called file name.
There's a promise for this in #865 but that was a long time ago.
* fix: add git-continue
address review comments, fix the script, remove unnecessary testpath
import.
* Update git-alias.md: add brs to prevent incorrect line behavior
currently these all appear on one line, in the rendered markdown viewer and also in the man page. That isn't what's wanted. What's wanted is for each to be on its own line, which this change implements, using the strategy I found in git-bulk.
* run make on git-alias
This adds a feature to add additional authors to the previous commit,
this feature is supported by GitHub and GitLab and based on the format
should be self-evident to anyone reading the commit message.
Although Github reserves the 'visionmedia' user space(a visit to there
will be redirected to 'tj'), it's better to
rename the links from visionmedia/git-extras to tj/git-extras
With hte manuals described in index.txt ronn will create hyperlinks of the (1) referenced words.
See http://rtomayko.github.com/ronn/ronn.1#LINK-INDEXES.
git-extras.html will now be browsable, actually anywhere else you use the referenced names ie. git-extras(1) as defined in index.txt will generate as hyperlinks in html while keeping the text versions rendereder similarly than they used to using exactly the same procedures as already documented.
