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Reintegrate `gix` from public `main` and remove vendoring
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feat: expose native fixtures with Python post-processing
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Expand Up @@ -9,12 +9,16 @@ and this project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0

### New Features

- Expose native cached read-only and writable fixtures through `gix.testtools`,
with Python closures for fixture creation and post-processing.
- Select a local Gitoxide checkout for Python development builds with
`GIXPYTHON_GITOXIDE_PATH` or `--gitoxide-path`, using a separate development
lockfile. `--packaged` forces release dependencies. Local builds report checkout HEAD.

### Other

- Use public Gitoxide `main` containing all three upstream prerequisites and
remove the vendored crates. `gix 0.89.0` does not yet include these fixes.
- Reintegrate the updated Gitoxide `pygix` branch and its security-audit base.
Refresh the three bundled prerequisites and propagate native errors from
fallible path, configuration, reference, shallow-state, and worktree queries.
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