Add Squash By Day Command#398
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This pull request introduces a new script to automate squashing Git commits by day and adds a convenient shell alias for it. The main goal is to simplify the process of rebasing a branch and combining its commits into one commit per day, making history cleaner and easier to review.
Key changes:
New Git workflow automation:
squash_by_day.shscript indevelopment-configuration/scripts/, which rebases the current branch onto a base branch and squashes commits by author date into daily commits. The script ensures a linear history, requires a clean worktree, and provides helpful usage instructions and error handling.Shell configuration improvement:
squash_by_dayto.zshrcfor easy access to the new script, allowing quick execution from the command line.