Let eugene filter out unmodified scripts using git #100
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By passing -g ref:main, `eugene lint` and `eugene trace` can ignore scripts that are identical on the main branch. This makes it much easier to use eugene in CI, since it can do something useful on feature branches. `-g ref:` accepts an arbitrary gitref expression such as a tag or `HEAD~100` etc. For now it defaults to `-off`.
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By passing -g main,
eugene lintandeugene tracecan ignore scripts that are identical on the main branch. This makes it much easier to use eugene in CI, since it can do something useful on feature branches.-gaccepts an arbitrary gitref expression such as a tag orHEAD~100etc. For now it defaults to being disabled.Feels like this is going to be as close as we're getting to #89 and #35, which are both fundamentally about the same thing. Need to document this before we merge it.