iter parents explicitly to draw octo merge dashes#9
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Iterating self.new_columns to print the octopus merge dashes does not work because the new_column indices are not necessarily in the same order as their corresponding parents in the merge. Offsetting into self.new_columns using self.commit_index breaks when self.commit_index > len(self.new_columns) addresses sambrightman#6
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Iterating self.new_columns to print the octopus merge dashes
does not work because the new_column indices are not necessarily
in the same order as their corresponding parents in the merge.
Offsetting into self.new_columns using self.commit_index breaks
when self.commit_index > len(self.new_columns)
addresses #6