Return all changes to a file when using Repository.Commits.QueryBy(path) #1753
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Improves #963 and should fix #1752, #1401, #1591.
I think is is very much "to be discussed". There seems to be lots of discussion online around the fact that "git log --follow" has a broken history simplification and also ignores such merges as outlined in #1752.
See e.g. https://stackoverflow.com/a/48819299, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57457613/git-log-follow-always-ignore-merge-commit#comment101401337_57457613.
Note that some tests currently fail since QueryBy now in some cases finds more than the expected number of commits. Looking forward to feedback.