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Alice Kober-Sotzek 6724617e25 TreeCreator: Explicitly reject overlapping modifications
The current implementation of TreeCreator can't handle TreeModifications
which refer to the same files even when those modifications are
specified in a logical order. Fixing this turned out to be more
difficult than expected as TreeCreator acts on top of JGit library
functions and those functions don't seem to support such overlapping
modifications out of the box.

None of our production code can currently create such overlapping
modifications. As TreeCreator behaves unexpectedly when presented with
such TreeModifications (sometimes throwing an exception, sometimes
creating a new tree with some ignored modifications), we thought it was
still helpful to explicitly throw an exception and document that
unsupported behavior.

That exception also proves useful for the test API of changes. When
developers try to create a new patchset with impossible file
combinations (e.g. delete + add the same file; rename without content
modification + provide different content for new file name), they see
a message which explicitly warns them instead of a strange error or a
silently but possibly wrongly succeeding test.

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