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Merge Conflict Complexity Estimator

File overlap and edit density between two branches, turned into a conflict-risk score before you merge, not after.

Files changed - your branch

Files changed - other branch

Files changed in both

Total lines changed in those overlapping files

Medium conflict risk - score 41/100

3 of the smaller branch's 9 changed files are also touched by the other branch (33% overlap).
Overlapping files average 27 changed lines each - likely spread across different parts of each file.

Heuristic based on file overlap and edit density - it's a signal for when to rebase early and communicate with the other branch's author, not a guarantee.

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