Add Git support, and otherwise variously improve & fix parsePatch (and other unified diff format functions)#672
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See the release notes for more detail on what's changed here.
The code (but not the prose and comments) were written pretty much exclusively by Claude Opus 4.6. I rewrote the release notes and most of the docs from scratch and significantly edited most of the comments, because Opus is stupid about writing prose, and I had to handhold it through a lot of modifications to the code to get to the point that everything was correct. Still, feels like without AI adding support for Git's diff format would've felt like too big a task to even try to take on, and each of the many, many points where we discovered an additional complication we hadn't considered or yet another pre-existing bug would've further dashed my morale. With AI, it's done!