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git/commit: add -e flag to edit commit message

This is useful with -r to amend a commit message in an editor. It can
also be useful with -m when you realize you want to elaborate on a
commit message, but have already typed the subject line as a flag.

--- a/commit

+++ b/commit

@@ -62,6 +62,9 @@

 			echo '#'

 			echo '# Commit message:'

 		}

+		edit=1

+	}

+	if(! ~ $#edit 0){

 		giteditor=`{git/conf core.editor}

 		if(~ $#editor 0)

 			editor=$giteditor

@@ -118,7 +121,7 @@

 gitup

-flagfmt='m:msg message, r:revise'; args='file ...'

+flagfmt='m:msg message, r:revise, e:edit'; args='file ...'

 eval `''{aux/getflags $*} || exec aux/usage

 if(~ $#* 0)

 	exec aux/usage

--- a/git.1.man

+++ b/git.1.man

@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@

 .PP

 .B git/commit

 [

-.B -r

+.B -re

 ]

 [

 .B -m msg

@@ -327,14 +327,20 @@

 By default, an editor is opened to prepare the commit message.

 The

 .I -m

-supplies the commit message directly.

+flag supplies the commit message directly.

 The

 .I -r

 flag revises the contents of the previous commit, reusing the message.

-To a commit message,

+The

+.I -e

+flag opens an editor to finalize the commit message, regardless of

+whether or not it was specified explicitly or reused.

+To amend a commit message,

 .I -r

 can be used in conjuction with

-.IR -m .

+.I -m

+or

+.IR -e .

 .PP

 .B Git/branch