This work concludes #1781 
<https://github.com/leo-editor/leo-editor/issues/1781>. See  PR #1785 
<https://github.com/leo-editor/leo-editor/pull/1785> for details.

The git-diff (gd) command has been around for awhile. It now produces 
Leonine diffs of .leo files.

The git-diff-pr command is brand new today. When run in a branch, it will 
produces a diff of all files (including .leo files) against the base of the 
branch. Imo, Leo devs will soon wonder how we ever got along without the 
git-diff-pr. It's *so* much better than looking at diffs in the actual PR's!

I believe the new code should be safe to use. The new code affects only the 
new commands. Furthermore, the new code fixes some old buglets.

Edward

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