> In the commit messages is not sufficient, either. One still must search through the commit messages and identify the branch/context/etc. Plus, you have to /know/ about what you are looking for, if something was removed. A separate document that outlines these removed/altered/added items, and the rationale/context, would solve that.

This separate document exists these days, that's what we call the
release, you can sometimes even get it in print-form IIRC as sl
compiles it into various digital and analog formats.

Regardless of us seemingly being in agreement about this, finding a
commit that removes fossil in the git log is *easy*, and knowing what
you want to be looking for is definitely a prerequisite for looking
for it, so I cannot draw the conclusion for the reason you stated.

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