Handle the branch-before-tag case #20
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Consider this tree. We want to know what to tag HEAD, which is at the tip of [main]: M─┐ [main] chore: merge again │ o [new-branch-1] fix: another minor change M─│─┐ <v0.1.1> chore: merge │ │ o [new-branch-2] fix: minor change I─┴─┘ <v0.1.0> chore: initial commit The [main] parent of the current HEAD contains these commits: * chore: merge again * <v0.1.1> chore: merge The [new-branch-1] parent of the current HEAD contains these commits: * chore: merge again * fix: another minor change * <v0.1.0> chore: initial commit Either history considered by itself indicates the new tag for HEAD should be v0.1.1. But that is not correct, because the histories need to be _combined_ to determine the correct version: v0.1.2. This is the scenario that this commit fixes.
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This PR adds logic for handling a more complex git history.