feat(git): introduce grbia alias for git rebase --interactive --autosquash

[Upsylonbare]

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• The PR title is descriptive.
• The PR doesn't replicate another PR which is already open.
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• The code is efficient, to the best of my ability, and does not waste computer resources.
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• If the code introduces new aliases, I provide a valid use case for all plugin users down below.

Changes:

Add an alias for git rebase --interactive --autosquash

Other comments:

I am a unsatisfied user of the grbi alias as a use it everyday with the option --autosquash.
Hence this PR introduce the alias that can faster my everyday work process. I am sure it can helps other users too.

[larson-carter]

Just a note/reference. We typically do not implement more alias.

Simply spoken we typically dont merge these request unless it is a widespread complaint, and it allows for more interactions/speed.

[Upsylonbare]

Thank you for your reply. I missed the "no more alias" information, can I get the info somewhere ?
Do you want me to close this PR ?

[larson-carter]

@Upsylonbare the information is mostly from our discord server.

We don't want to have it overloaded with aliases, unless it is a new versioning to the core software/packages or if it is a commonly utilized one via community engagement.

If you want - You can leave the PR open and promote it in the discord server (Follow the rules), or you can use other formats to get a community behind it.

I personally consider this a "nested alias" meaning it uses multiple flags which in general means lesser use.

[carlosala]

We had a similar situation in this PR #9451 (comment).
The good thing is that you can configure autosquash in your gitconfig if you use it.
Thanks!

[Upsylonbare]

Thanks, didn't know that !