Fix: #328 Use BFS to collect all commits in walk_commits_to_base#333
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…ase-merges support The walk_commits_to_base function was only following parent(0), causing it to miss commits from merged branches when using git rebase --rebase-merges. This resulted in AI authorship being lost for side branch commits. Changed from linear traversal (parent(0) only) to BFS (Breadth-First Search) that traverses all parents, ensuring merge commits' second parents are not missed. Fixes git-ai-project#328
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The walk_commits_to_base function was only following parent(0), causing it to miss commits from merged branches when using git rebase --rebase-merges. This resulted in AI authorship being lost for side branch commits.
Changed from linear traversal (parent(0) only) to BFS (Breadth-First Search) that traverses all parents, ensuring merge commits' second parents are not missed.
Fixes #328