Every so often, when doing rebases, you need quick access to the git
rebase command to do something like '--edit-todo' or similar.
Every time, I tried to do `grb` since I already use these quick
shortcuts for `grbm` rebasing onto master, and `grbi`, `grbc` to rebase
interactively or continue one in progress. The base version is thus a
natural extension of the more detailed implementations of rebasing.
`git pushall` (aliased to gpa) will push the current branch to each
connected remote of the repository.
So, if you have gitlab, github and keybase connected as remotes, it will
push to each one in return. As with the normal push command, you can
specify which branch to push ('master', 'develop', ..) after the
command, or use `--all` to push all branches at once.
Made git aliasing exit if no git executable is found (which should not
happen, but still) instead of putting all aliases into the conditional.
Added unified colors to git diffs.
Cleaned up formatting of the files.
Fixed git stash alias (gsta) not correctly detecting zsh shell for git
version guessing.
Set default options to automatically rebase on pull, automatically prune
on fetch, and automatically stash and squash on rebasing.
Also made git diff highlight moved code.
