The git-blame man page does not mention -m, but only -M. Running git-blame on a source file with a very long commit history, once with -m and again with -M, shows identical output (also using -CCC in both executions). Is this just a mistake in the man page, or is expected behavior whereby if the user uses a lower-cased version of an option, git-blame interprets it as the upper-cased version of the same option?
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