2.59.0

• The Show Commit view learned s and d.

  Open any commit, put the cursor on a hunk, or select just some changed lines,
  and press s to apply that patch to your working tree. Press d to apply
  the reverse patch.

  In practice this is a lightweight "pick just this part" workflow. You do not
  have to start a cherry-pick and then clean up the rest. You can browse a
  commit, grab the useful hunk, or revert exactly the noisy line, and continue.

• There is a new Remotes dashboard: "git: remotes".

  It shows the configured remotes, marks the integration remote with *, and
  marks the push target with ▸ if that differs. From there:

  a adds a remote, D deletes one, R renames it, and o opens the repo
  config right at the remote section. It also participates in the dashboard
  tab / shift+tab cycle.

• The Repo History can now clean up refs where you see them.

  D on a decorated commit deletes a local branch or tag. If there are
  multiple decorations, GitSavvy asks which one. Afterwards ctrl+z / cmd+z
  in the graph brings the branch or tag back.

  The same undo is also available in the Branches and Tags dashboards. It is
  especially useful after deleting old branches, re-creating tags, or forcing a
  branch marker to another commit.

• The Tags dashboard and "git: smart tag" should now be more useful for release
  work.

  Repositories that use date-style versions are recognized, and smart tagging
  offers calendar tags. The default is configured by calendar_version_style,
  e.g. {year}.{month}.{day}. Short version tags also show their dates, and
  local tags that still need attention are marked more clearly: * for not yet
  pushed, ! for same tag name on another hash.

• If a Git command is still running in GitSavvy's output panel, ctrl+z now
  aborts it from there.

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