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Log scope, changed-path filters and information line

Baseline: TortoiseGit 7338078f8ddd924b8cddee35f512f2286072136d, LogDlg.cpp::UpdateLogInfoLabel/OnBnClickShowWholeProject/FillLogMessageCtrl, LogDlgFileFilter.cpp, FilterHelper.cpp and GitStatusListCtrl.cpp::BuildStatistics/GetStatisticsString, and the IDD_LOGMESSAGE resource.

The information line now reports displayed revision count, oldest/newest source hashes (eight characters), selected revisions and selected files. A leading working-tree row is excluded from the revision count when real rows follow it, while its selection still counts. As upstream, a lone working-tree pseudo row counts as one displayed entry with empty hash endpoints. Exactly one selected revision appends line additions/deletions and Modified/Added/Deleted/Renamed counts. The native line can wrap to two lines and exposes its complete text in a tooltip and as selectable text.

Statistics cover the complete current changed-file array, including hidden files and separate merge-parent occurrences. Selected file count covers actual visible selected occurrences. Rename also increments Modified; copy increments Added; type changes increment Modified. Binary/unavailable line counts contribute zero. Multiple/no revision selection omits the line/status suffix. These preserve the source simple-statistics rules; they do not invent numeric counts for binary data.

The changed-path field now uses the shared source plain-query parser over current and old names joined by a newline: words, quoted phrases, minus exclusions, plus alternatives and leading inversion. It remains case-insensitive and uses no regular-expression mode. Applying a path filter prunes hidden selected IDs, selection marks and focused paths before patch refresh. Clearing does not restore a previously hidden selection. This extends the earlier one-second native field workflow; it no longer treats the whole query as a single substring.

Show Whole Project remains visible for an unscoped root Log, but is disabled. For a path Log, its choice defaults to false and persists per repository through the owning preference store, following the source repository key's purpose. Checking reads the complete repository history; unchecking restores invocation paths. Reopening a path Log restores the choice, and the title follows the active scope while retaining revision/range labels. Follow renames forces scoped history and disables the choice without overwriting a saved preference. Busy, blocked, sheet and retired owners reject the toggle. Scope replacement rejects retired callbacks and uses the existing cancellable history/detail pipeline.

Verification and limits

The focused Core group covers source parser rules, old names, counts/ranges, working rows, selection, parent occurrences, binary data and repository/store preferences. The connected native filter receiver additionally exercises real renames and history scopes, hidden selection cleanup, saved scope reopening, Follow renames and busy/retired refusal, alongside its existing timing/menu/ validation and unchanged-repository assertions. The Debug build, five affected Core cases and both native Git-engine cases passed on the first attempt. See batch evidence.

Physical selection/filter/checkbox gestures, all localization/large-list/resize conditions, signed sandbox and minimum-OS acceptance remain open. Existing multiple-revision changed-file aggregation is not expanded: the active pinned source has no implementation in its multiple-selection branch either. This batch does not certify full Log, Finder or application parity.

The current minimum-width compositor captures show the source information line and permanent Whole Project control in both appearances. The later native status-text batch addresses the observed dark rename contrast with new captures and rendered-pixel checks. These earlier images remain historical behavior evidence, not theme certification.