git and time

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After seeing how git currently accepts a remote repository's timestamp it occurred to me that
git should probably instead prefer the time a particular changeset was committed to _this_
repository. Perhaps I don't know enough about git but it seems to me the important information is
when a particular changeset was committed to this repository, all other remote/sub/parent
repositories' timestamps are secondary (or at least should be tracked separately).

-Matt



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