RFC remove the query from uncommit

[John Arbash Meinel]

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At the moment 'bzr uncommit' prompts you to make sure you really want to
do so. I wrote it that way originally because I actually removed the
content from disk. (This was back in the one-file-per-revision .txt.gz
days.)

We don't do that anymore, and you can always recover from uncommit. And
we even tell the user what they can do to recover ('bzr pull . -r ...')

In the goal of unifying our interface, it seemed strange to me to have 1
command that is interactive, while none of the others are. (With the
exception of 'shelve'.)

Thoughts?

John
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