feat: implement simplified per-key git configuration#15
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feat: implement simplified per-key git configuration#15
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- Add git-config library with per-key configuration approach - Implement git-config subcommands (scan, status, setup, add, generate) - Add comprehensive documentation for Git URL rewriting - Integrate git-config commands into main keycutter binary - Update README to highlight automatic Git configuration feature The per-key approach is simpler and more intuitive than the zones concept, allowing users to map accounts/organizations directly to SSH keys for automatic Git URL rewriting.
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The per-key approach is simpler and more intuitive than the zones concept, allowing users to map accounts/organizations directly to SSH keys for automatic Git URL rewriting.