possible to classify these commits appropriately: pseudomerges are
fairly obvious (if all three trees are identical, we descend to the
parent with the most recent commit date), and the `p' special merge is
-the only non-psuedo merge and has a special form.
+the only non-pseudo merge and has a special form.
So it would be possible to write a `git-debrebase' tool which would
take (for example) B4, above, and be able to perform functions like:
# => ($tip, $breakwater_tip)
my (@deb_cl, @ups_cl, @processed);
my %found;
- my @psuedomerges;
+ my @pseudomerges;
$report //= sub { };
$report_anomaly //= sub {