Why does Git's stash commit need two parents?
In the Hacker's Guide to Git, I see this mental model for stashes:
The guide tells me that stash@{0} needs both A and B as parents. Why? Why doesn't the stash just point to B, getting rid of the need for C? I think I am missing something in my Git comprehension.
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