v0.10.0

Minor Changes

• #34 0c52246 Thanks @jonatankruszewski! - Add --stage-record, so the commit being built carries the record of the run that judged it.

  An evaluation record is written after the analysis that produced it, so on its own it can only ever
  reach the next commit: the evidence for a change trails one commit behind the change, and a
  repository collecting records never has a clean working tree. From a pre-commit hook, where the
  commit is still being assembled, overlock check --staged --stage-record stages the record and
  captured patch that run just wrote, and nothing else.

  It is a flag rather than a config key because the only run with a commit to join is the one a
  pre-commit hook makes. Staging is the one write overlock makes; every other invocation still leaves
  the index exactly as it found it, and a repository that has ignored .overlock keeps that decision
  — the evidence stays on disk and the refusal is reported on stderr.