Hi, when commiting with fossil, I miss git's "git commit -v" feature that
appends the diff of changes being commited to the file where I edit a
commit message. This way, I can see what exactly I'm commiting when typing
the message. It saved me from a wrong commit a few times. Of course, I
could call "fossil diff" before (and I do that now), but it's not that
convenient. Would it be difficult to add this to fossil? I briefly looked
at the sources and it seems to me that it'd be enough to modify one diff
function to allow writing output to a file (instead of just stdout) and
calling it during the commit phase. I can try to do that myself, if there
is a chance it'll be accepted.

  Best regards,
  Petr Pudlak
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