Linux daemon: add support for -l/-L and -c/-C - #10
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The commit message flags, matching upstream gitwatch byte for byte and the macOS port decision for decision: -l/-L embed the diff via the diff-lines rewrite with the 150-char cut and diffstat fallback, -c runs a word-split command whose stdout becomes the message, -C feeds it the changed file names on stdin, and -v is accepted and ignored. The differential suite grows scenarios that compare whole commit-message bodies against oracle/gitwatch.sh, including pins on upstream bugs kept bug-for-bug: header-lookalike content lines are eaten, the 150-char cut can split a colour escape, -L degrades on git > 2.39, and the -l diff is repo-wide even for a file target. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Self-explanatory, adds the last couple of flags that were missing in the linux version.