krt-rebase-smith
Rebase Smith
Overview
Use this skill when the user wants to merge a derived branch without dragging
history from another branch that was already merged (typical case: a branched
from develop, b branched from a, and a is already merged).
Goal: keep the target branch clean by replaying only its own commits on top of the correct base branch.
Mandatory rules
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