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Prune commit created.
Metadata attached to ephemeral targets like commit SHAs and
path entries can accumulate over time and bloat the
metadata ref. A prune commit removes these scopes from the tree,
keeping only durable metadata (branch and
project). Because the pruned data is still reachable in
earlier commits, it can be recovered from git history if needed —
but the current tree stays lean. This is the equivalent of garbage
collecting metadata that is no longer relevant to the active state of
the repository.