Byron/gitoxide gix-v0.53.0

gix v0.53.0

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This release adds feature toggles which help to reduce compile time. Please see the library documentation for all the details.

New Features

• remove log dependency in favor of gix-trace
• add interrupt feature to reduce dependencies
• Allow index access to be toggled with the index feature.
• add excludes feature to make exclude-checks possible.
• add mailmap feature
• add revision component behind a feature toggle.
• gix without connection support includes less code
• allow disabling the blob-diff capability
  This also removes all diff capabilities.
• improve feature documentation.
  This should make optimizing compile time and performance easier, while
  assuring these options aren't pre-determined by library providers.
• Clone for ThreadSafeRepository
  It is Sync and can easily be passed by reference, but sometimes it's nice
  to be cloning it as well.
• provide Repository::find_fetch_remote() to obtain a remote just like git would.

Bug Fixes

• put gix-credentials and gix-prompt behind the 'credentials' feature toggle.
  They are also available when using https transports.
• handle submodules whose entry in the index is a file.

Chore (BREAKING)

• update to the latest prodash
  It makes proper usage of Progress types easier and allows them to be used
  as dyn traits as well.

New Features (BREAKING)

• Use stack abstraction in Repository::excludes().
  This makes it easier to use.
• use prodash::Count to indicate that nothing more than counting is performed, in place of prodash::Progress
• Provide a wrapper for gix_worktree::Stack for simpler attribute queries.

Bug Fixes (BREAKING)

• remove regex feature in favor of revparse-regex.
  revparse-regex is only used when parsing revspecs that use a special syntax.
  This feature is also enabled by default.
• use dyn trait where possible.
  This reduces compile time due to avoiding duplication.

Commit Statistics

• 56 commits contributed to the release over the course of 17 calendar days.
• 17 days passed between releases.
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Thanks Clippy

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