a minor thing but it causes me a bit of grief right now: currently, the
timeline output is using whitespace as well as `-' as word boundaries when
performing line wrapping/breaking. line wrapping can also happen,
therefore, in the middle of branch names containing a minus, such as
`sync-forwarn'. this might be OK if solely considered as a question of
correct "hyphenation" of dashes-containing words. but I'd rather see
branch names not split across two lines. and it comes really in the way if
one wants to colorize the timeline output by a wrapper/filter injecting
ansi color codes into the output since it would require special tests for
the case where a `-' (minus) is the word boundary since the color codes
cannot span multiple lines etc.
a minor request/question: could/should the line wrapping not be restricted
to using real white space as word boundaries?
thx/joerg
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