Use "reword" for amending a commit message everywhere
We were inconsistent about "rename" vs "reword" for commits. reword is the term used in git itself (for example, in rebase).
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<kbd>s</kbd>: squash down
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<kbd>r</kbd>: reword commit
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<kbd>R</kbd>: rename commit with editor
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<kbd>R</kbd>: reword commit with editor
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<kbd>g</kbd>: reset to this commit
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<kbd>f</kbd>: fixup commit
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<kbd>F</kbd>: create fixup commit for this commit
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