gdown/gup: add next/previous alias Up and down refer to the customary order in log output rather than concepts; as such, it may be confusing to the user. I for one found them suprising -- they just didn't fit with my mental model. Previous and next, however, imply a clear parent/child relationship. We attroduce the new name as aliases for now.

evolve: allow updating to the successor if the parent is obsolete Although 'hg update' handles this as well, it will also update to tipmost descendent of the successor, if any.

evolve: abort on unknown divergent changeset base ...rather than noisily dying with a KeyError.

test: prepare test for core changeset 6cd9b8428104 Changeset 6cd9b8428104 in Mercurial core (2.8) make rebase preserve more extra. this mean hash changes. We make the test resilient to that.

test: prepare test for core changeset 9c78ed396075 New changeset in mercurial 2.8 (9c78ed396075) change rebase behavior to preverse the original working directory. This break an handfull of test so we preventively update to tip after rebase.

merge stable into default

add obsolete parents wrapper to the 'parents' command although the command itself cannot *cause* obsolete changesets, the information is rather relevant to the state of the parents

README: update changelog

conform to the Mercurial custom of lowercase messages ...and while at it, use the more usual long form of "can't"

amend: use core mechanism for amend Evolve used its own code for amending. This was introduced before mercurial includes commit --amend. The evolve code is now older and buggier. So we just use the core cod when amend is called. Message of the temporary commit is different, all test hash changed \o/. Test change are been carefully checked.