feat(blamer-kill-ring-commit-hash): copy line's commit to kill-ring

[Boruch-Baum]

• resolves copy the current line's blame commit hash to the kill ring #56

[Artawower]

Thank you for your contribution! Could you please fix some errors in ci? https://github.com/Artawower/blamer.el/actions/runs/7682081509/job/20936706320?pr=57

Also, I think we can make this function ;;;###autoload

[Boruch-Baum]

I've examing the CI log. On the one hand, it seems that the errors indicate a bug in the CI software, not in my PR code. On the other hand, the CI software did its job well in uncovering a needless call and needless variable definition, so I made a change that might satisfy the CI software. The CI software seems to not recognize the function definition 'lexical-let' which Emacs describe-function claims was "Probably introduced at or before Emacs version 24.3". Because of that, the CI software proceeds to misinterpret the local variable definitions (this-line-number and current-buffer) as function calls instead of local variable definitions. The lexical scope was once-upon-a-time required because current-buffer was once-upon-a-time used in the callback lambda function. Let's see whether these changes help. I also added the autoload.

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[Artawower]

thank you for your understanding 🫡