This is a place to collect some useful cheatsheets, with the view that I may
eventually streamline accessing them in some way.

git-commit.txt is a terse and evolving version of some of the things found in
Vicky Lai's .gitmessage[0] and Tyler Cipriani's larger .git-commit-zomg[0].
It's pointed at by my ~/.gitconfig's commit.template value.  I found the longer
version of these templates useful, but after a while realized that I was
routinely scrolling to the bottom of the commit to see the list of staged
files, and really only need a few of the prompts as general reminders most of
the time.

git-meta.txt includes a bunch of optional fields for commit messages, and is
pointed at by git-commit.txt so I can quickly access it with ctrl-w f in vim
while writing a commit.

[0]. https://victoria.dev/verbose/git-commit-practices-your-future-self-will-thank-you-for/
[1]. https://tylercipriani.com/blog/2019/03/11/of-git-commits-github-and-gerrit/