On the haiku branch you find a script that prints a haiku:
$ python main.py
This is the haiku we got:
On a branch ...
by Kobayashi Issa
On a branch
floating downriver
a cricket, singing.
The haiku is great but the
commit history on
the haiku branch is not (on purpose).
Also have a look at the branch network.
Your task is to clone this repository and to rebase the haiku branch on top
of master and squash the several small "incomplete" commits into one single
self-contained cherry-pickable commit.
At the end you should obtain a linear history and the haiku branch should
contain one commit more than master. Verify also that the script still works.