[I posted this on Reddit, then realized I should copy it here so it shows up on Planet Lisp.]In a Git diff, each consecutive subsequence of lines near a difference is called a “hunk”. Each hunk has a one-line header that might look something like this:@@ -316,8 +322,9 @@ int main(int argc, char **argv)The numbers indicate which lines of each version of the file appear in the hunk. The rest of the line is intended to be the first line of the function, class, or other top-level definition that the hunk is within. Git finds that line using a regexp corresponding to the source language. It’s just to give the reader a bit more context; nothing…
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