Description

Git flags are not passed transparently to git, causing rtk git log --oneline and similar commands to fail.

Steps to Reproduce

$ rtk --version
rtk 0.2.0

$ rtk git log --oneline -20
error: unexpected argument '--oneline' found

Usage: rtk git log [OPTIONS]

Expected Behavior

$ rtk git log --oneline -20
# Should pass flags to git, then filter output
# Current workaround: rtk git log -- -20 (works)

Impact

CRITICAL: Blocks ALL common git flags:

• --oneline (condensed log)
• --graph (branch visualization)
• --stat (diffstat)
• --patch (show diff)
• --all (all branches)

Affects every git user using RTK.

Root Cause

clap argument parser treats flags after rtk git log as RTK options instead of git passthrough.

Proposed Fix

// Current (WRONG)
#[derive(Parser)]
struct GitLogArgs {
    #[arg(short, long)]
    count: Option<usize>,
    // RTK parses git's flags
}

// Proposed (RIGHT)
#[derive(Parser)]
struct GitLogArgs {
    #[arg(trailing_var_arg = true, allow_hyphen_values = true)]
    git_args: Vec<String>,
    // Pass everything to git, then filter output
}

Test Cases

After fix, these should all work:

rtk git log --oneline -20
rtk git log --graph --all
rtk git diff --stat HEAD~1
rtk git status --short
rtk git show --patch abc123

Environment

• OS: macOS 14.6 (ARM64)
• RTK: v0.2.0
• Git: 2.43.0
• Project: Production T3 Stack codebase (Next.js + tRPC + Prisma)

Additional Context

Discovered during real-world testing on production codebase. Workaround (-- separator) works but poor UX. This blocks adoption for users expecting standard git behavior.

Testing report: Available upon request (53KB benchmarks, 12 commands tested)