Re: [PATCH 5/7] commit-graph: document file format v2

"Derrick Stolee via GitGitGadget" [off-list ref] writes:

From: Derrick Stolee <redacted>

The corrected commit date was first documented in 5a3b130ca (doc: add
corrected commit date info, 2021-01-16) and it used an optional chunk to
augment the commit-graph format without modifying the file format
version.

One major benefit to this approach is that corrected commit dates could
be written without causing a backwards compatibility issue with Git
versions that do not understand them. The topological level was still
available in the CDAT chunk as it was before.

However, this causes a different issue: more data needs to be loaded
from disk when parsing commits from the commit-graph. In cases where
there is no significant algorithmic gain from using corrected commit
dates, commit walks take up to 20% longer because of this extra data.

Create a new file format version for the commit-graph format that
differs only in the CDAT chunk: it now stores corrected commit date
offsets. This brings our data back to normal and will demonstrate
performance gains in almost all cases.

OK.