git-filesync 0.23.3

Try a newer version in the working tree; staged changes count as uncommitted

Changes:

• pull -W/--worktree: write what pull would sync into the working tree
  only - nothing staged, .git-filesync unchanged - e.g. to see whether
  your project still builds with it. 'git restore' goes back,
  'pull --overwrite' takes it.
• pull --overwrite also discards uncommitted changes, keeping them
  ('discarded: ... (git show ...)'); nothing is reported as discarded when
  the file already has what is written.
• Staged changes are uncommitted changes: status reports them (also with
  the working file as in HEAD again), and pull and rm refuse them like
  changes in the working tree.
• Commands that stage .git-filesync warn if it had changes not staged
  before; those are staged too.
• Hints say 'git restore -SW' to discard uncommitted changes.

Compatibility:

• pull --overwrite (also with --all) no longer refuses uncommitted
  changes: it discards them, keeping their content as a Git object.
• rm without -f refuses files with staged changes.

Documentation:

• MANUAL: "Trying a newer version".