git-add-files=============stage files fast by editing an auto-generated file, exactly like git rebase --interactiveusage-----```$ git statusChanges to be committed:        modified:   .config/nvim/init.vim        modified:   .config/tmux/tmux.confChanges not staged for commit:        modified:   .gitconfig        modified:   .zshrc        modified:   README.md$ git add-files# => your editor:add .gitconfigadd .zshrcadd README.mdstaged .config/nvim/init.vimstaged .config/tmux/tmux.conf# delete "add"    lines to prevent files from getting staged.# delete "staged" lines to un-stage files.# change "add"    to "edit" to selectively    stage parts of file# change "staged" to "edit" to selectively un-stage parts of file# empty lines and lines starting with '#' will be ignored.# => delete "README.md" line, save, exit$ git statusChanges to be committed:        modified:   .config/nvim/init.vim        modified:   .config/tmux/tmux.conf        modified:   .gitconfig        modified:   .zshrcChanges not staged for commit:        modified:   README.md```recommendations---------------```git config --global alias.af "add-files"```license-------GPL-2.0-only (same as git) (c) 2024 Kipras Melnikovas