[PATCH 0/5] [DRAFT] StGIT, remotes, and parent information

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Although they are not finished, it may be useful to give some context
to current threads to publish a snapshot of what I'm working on, so
here it is.

1/5 Move identification of parent branch's remote def up into stack class.

Mostly code reorg.

2/5 Allows extraction of information about remotes.

Introduces a handful of functions to get informations about remotes in
the repository.  Makes use of remote.<branch>.fetch multi-valued
config entry.

3/5 Basic support for keeping a ref to the parent branch.

Currently relies on the failed assumption that config.set() does what
it sounds, so rely instead on a rewritten config.py.

That's why I'd rather rewrite it rapidly without a dictionnary, at
least as a first step - we can make the implementation better
afterwards, but first make it work.  Indeed I was originally only
working on the 5th patch of this stack, and all this is already a bit
beyond of what I was envisonning...

4/5 Have 'stg branch --create' record parent information.

Putting this all together.  Would also need to do something similar in
'stg clone' and possibly other places, so some code surely needs to be
factorized.

5/5 Make 'stg pull' use git-fetch and not git-pull.

Unfinished.  Git-fetch takes care of using the remote information.
Still have to use the previous work to find out the parent branch name
to rebase onto.

Best regards,
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