feat(record): add --allow-empty flag
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Primarily for creating new, empty commits with automatic rebasing, for when you know you want to add something into a stack but you're not yet sure what.
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This adds
--allow-emptysupport togit record. This is not very interesting on it's own, but the fun starts when you pass--insert, at which point this should behave as a short hand forgit commit --allow-empty -m ... ; git move -s 'siblings(@)'.As is, this change will only create an empty commit if there are no changes at all (staged or in the working copy). Eventually, it would be nice to have "real" support for
record --newto create an empty commit regardless of what changes are currently staged or in the working copy, but I don't intend to tackle that at this time.