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//! Version control and its remote host behind one host-neutral vocabulary.
//!
//! The review unit is a [`ChangeRequest`] — GitHub maps it to a pull request,
//! and a later host maps it to whatever it calls the same thing. [`Vcs`] owns the
//! repository side (identities, sessions, preserved work) and [`RemoteHost`] owns
//! the host side (opening a change, reading its checks, merging it). A
//! [`rules`] file decides, per repository, how a change is published and what
//! verifies it. Everything a process does along the way is emitted as an
//! [`Envelope`].
//!
//! # The shape of one change
//!
//! ```text
//! session open → a per-run --shared clone and one worktree, occupancy-leased
//! → work happens in the worktree
//! → publish → fetch and merge the current base (bounded resolve-and-requeue)
//! → the gate: a command, the pre-push hook, or the host's checks
//! → local-direct squash, or a change request the host lands
//! → session close → the worktree goes; the branch is copied out and stays
//! ```
//!
//! Everything durable lives under one state root (`ONEVCS_HOME`, otherwise
//! `~/.onevcs`): the registry document, the advisory locks and merge-queue state,
//! the per-session workspaces, the event streams, and their artifacts.
pub use ;
pub use ;
pub use ;
pub use Providers;
pub use Identity;
pub use MergePolicy;
pub use ;
pub use ;
/// A parsed absolute URL, re-exported so a caller needs no direct dependency on
/// the parser this crate validates change-request URLs with.
pub use Url;
/// Run one parsed command line, returning the process exit code.
///
/// The binary is a thin shell over this, so a journey that drives `onevcs` and a
/// caller that embeds it take the same path and cannot disagree about an exit code.
/// Run one parsed command line against supplied implementations of the two
/// interfaces, returning the process exit code.
///
/// [`run`] is this with [`Providers::real`], so nothing about the command's own
/// behaviour changes with the implementations behind it: one code path, reached
/// through [`Vcs`] and [`Hosting`] rather than through the types that satisfy them
/// by default.