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Make file view in Pull Request show "file added/modified/deleted" status
See original GitHub issueWhen reviewing a PR and viewing all the files (with diffs collapsed) it’s difficult to quickly tell which files were added/modified/removed. Some sort of status indicator, such as the A/M/D output in git show --raw, would be ideal.
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If it is accepted to add to regular commits we can take it from.
My fault. Sorry @yakov116!