Add buffer-kill-hooks to abort gptcommit when magit buffers are killed #21
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- Added a new function `magit-gptcommit--buffer-kill-hook` to abort the gptcommit process when a magit buffer is killed. - Added a hook `kill-buffer-hook` to call the `magit-gptcommit--buffer-kill-hook` function when a buffer is killed. - This change aims to ensure that the gptcommit process is not interrupted if a magit buffer is killed, preventing potential issues in the workflow.
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magit-gptcommit--buffer-kill-hookto abort the gptcommit process when a magit buffer is killed.kill-buffer-hookto call themagit-gptcommit--buffer-kill-hookfunction when a buffer is killed.Fixes #20
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