[MERGE] ignore bzr-commit-* files

[John Arbash Meinel]

John Arbash Meinel wrote:
...

> At the very least we need to change how we do it. Whether we default to
> ignoring files that start with 'bzr-commit-', or some other fix.

As I dug into it, I found that we don't actually have any tests for
'commit --strict', which is why it started failing without us noticing.

So the attached patch adds a few test cases, for the various
possibilities (like if we just had a test that showed commit --strict
fails when it should, it wouldn't catch the fact that now 'commit
--strict' fails when it shouldn't).

And the easy fix is to just add './bzr-commit-*' to the list of default
ignores. It means that people who have been using bzr and --strict
commits need to edit their ~/.bazaar/ignore file and add it. But new
users will get './bzr-commit-*' added by default. And it makes the tests
pass again.

I would like to get some version of the attached patch merged soon, so
that I can continue using --strict.

John
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