- vc-got--diff-files diffs the given files - vc-got--diff-objects diffs two refs/tags/objects Reduces noticeably the time required for diffing multiple files.

I ended up running `got fetch' and `got send' from the repo directory when I was using `git push' to send stuff to the server. It was the only way. Now, there's `got send' that works correctly and does the right thing too when ran from a worktree, i.e. push the current branch, not necessarily the HEAD.

The (save-excursion (beginning-of-line) ...) bit is not needed, as the VC interface guarantees us that the point is at the right place before each invocation. While there, add an explanation for the `looking-at' usage: ideally we should use `re-search-forward' (which moves the cursor too) but produces an ugly result. It's the second time I'm stumbling on this and wasting time, so the note is warranted.

This makes the `g' keyword in the *Annotate* buffer partially works. (it shows the whole diff instead of only the bits for FILES and includes the commit message)

All the contributors (me, Timo and Philip) have done the paperwork, and I'd like for vc-got to be included in ELPA.

I don't know why I bothered with `got tree' to get the object id and stuff. `got cat' accepts filenames and does the trick. While there, also drop vc-got--tree-parse and vc-got--tree as they're now unused.

Diff from Philip Kaludercic (philipk [AT] posteo net) with minor tweaks by me, thanks a lot!

initialize the log-edit buffer with `Summary: tag <version>'

`got send' uses \r to "update" the outputted text; it's nice and why don't support it? Without this, Emacs wait for a \n and output a long line with various ^M inside; it's ugly. While there, there's no need to call (vc-compilation-mode 'git), so replace it with 'got.