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Until now, we needed the transformation logic only for identifying edits
due to rebase. Ported comments (I4e96af5ac) will need the same basic
algorithm, though, which we don't want to duplicate. There are still
some differences (e.g. ported comments requiring comment locations to be
transformed and not diff edits) because of which we need a more
generalized version. We already account for some of these differences
in this change. Further adjustments (e.g. explicit support and handling
of deleted files; not-existing ranges) will be done in further changes.

Extracting the logic will also allow us to add detailed unit tests for
it. Arguably, we could have already had unit tests for
EditTransformer. However, construction of all the JGit based inputs like
PatchListEntry (which requires a properly filled FileHeader from JGit,
which requires further properly filled JGit objects) is hairy.
Adding unit tests for GitPositionTransformer is deferred to a later
time, though. Even without these tests, we should notice any errors
which could be potentially introduced by this change through the
extensive tests for edits due to rebase.

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Gerrit Code Review

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Gerrit makes reviews easier by showing changes in a side-by-side display, and allowing inline comments to be added by any reviewer.

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    yum clean all && yum install gerrit-<version>[-<release>]

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