Reordering lines in "git-rebase -i" task sheet

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When you start "git rebase -i" to reorder a few commits, you are
presented with an editor buffer with 9 or so lines of help text
and then lines you are supposed to edit, but most editors start
with your edit cursor at line 1.  IOW, _everybody_ has to move
their cursor down at least 9 lines before doing anything
meaningful (or they can remove 9 lines but that is the same
thing).

Could we please reorder the lines so that list of initial
"pick"s come first and have the help comment lines at the very
end?

That is the reason why git commit leaves the first line empty in
its initial template.  It is to allow the user to immediately
start typing.
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