Describe the feature or problem you’d like to solve

I want to get the URL for the latest commit (assuming it's pushed). I use gh browse -cn to get it in the terminal. It returns a "tree" URL and not a "commit" URL. This matters because I cannot view previous/next commits if I use this URL.

Proposed solution

Return a "commit" link instead of a "tree" link. Example (tree -> commit):

• Current - https://github.com/exemplar-codes/codevolution-nodejs/tree/dbe29aebea4d32343f6f12c2f8d6ab62157a9595
• Goal - https://github.com/exemplar-codes/codevolution-nodejs/commit/dbe29aebea4d32343f6f12c2f8d6ab62157a9595

Or at least have an option that does this (if backward compatibility is a goal)

Additional context

• Feels like a missing feature - StackOverflow comment
• On a GitHub text area, (like a comment, this issue), the two links are rendered differently. View here (pasted verbatim):
  Tree: https://github.com/exemplar-codes/codevolution-nodejs/tree/dbe29aebea4d32343f6f12c2f8d6ab62157a9595
  Commit: exemplar-codes/codevolution-nodejs@dbe29ae
  Adding a screenshot for the future: