Add <C-p> action to copy commit patch (Telescope only) #95
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This PR introduces the ability to copy commit patches (single or range) directly to the system clipboard from Telescope picker.
Changes
Added keymap (configurable) to copy commit patch.
Supports:
Single commit patches (repo-wide or file-scoped).
Multi-selection for commit ranges (A..B), with rename-follow support.
Integrated into all relevant Telescope pickers (search_log_content, search_log_content_file, diff_commit_file, diff_commit_line).
New helper: git_utils.order_commits_chronologically() to ensure proper range order.
Updated README with mapping documentation.
Why:
Makes it easy to grab changes without leaving Neovim. Perfect for quickly pasting into tickets, sharing with teammates, or throwing at an AI assistant for instant feedback/review/Q&A.