Re: [PATCH v2 0/2] doc: git-push: clarify section

"Julia Evans via GitGitGadget" [off-list ref] writes:

I don't love the nested list in PUSH RULES but the sentence starting with
"If the source is a tag or commit object..." is really a tough one to read,
it's not going to be relevant to the vast majority of people, and I think
keeping it contained inside a bullet point will make it much easier to skip
over to get to later information which is more likely to be relevant to
folks.
...
Changes in v2:

 * Say just "The source can be any object." and don't try to educate folks
   further about tags, from Junio's review
 * Mention both exceptions to --force working, from Junio's review
 * Change "local branch or commit being pushed" => "commit being pushed" to
   make it clear that it's just 1 condition, from Junio's review
 * Remove an awkward double colon, from Junio's review
 * Be explicit that creations are always allowed, from Junio's revew

Nothing questionable stood out during my re-read of these two
patches.

Further comments from other reviewers are always welcome, but we
find needs for immediate improvements, let's mark the topic for
'next'.  Thanks.