Update diff with more context

Testing on 13.3-RELEASE is a good idea. But there is a catch.

@bcr Do you have any objections on behalf of core@? As I am removing some stale members I was also looking forward for core's approval.

In D44293#1010453, @uzsolt wrote:

Okay. I forgot this mail :(
For clarification, the commit message:

mail/mutt: Update to 2.2.13

Changelog: https://marc.info/?l=mutt-users&m=170998444711121&w=2

PR: 277604
Approved by: Submitter is maintainer
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D44293

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So, don't you appear in "approved by" in similar cases?
And should commit with:

git commit --author "Derek Schrock <dereks@lifeofadishwasher.com>"

After it pull --ff-only, rebase and push.

Just in case you miss the other mail:

1. Commit with git commit --author NAME <email>
2. Remove Reported by:
3. Use Approved by: Submitter is maintainer

The commit message should include some more details on why you are doing this rather than the bugzilla PR only. Other than that it looks good.

Two things:

1. I think somehow you have mixed mode tab intention in your editor config. Try to read man style. Grab your editors config from src and implement that into your editor config.
2. Don't forget to commit with git commit --author 'Takefu <takefu@airport.fm>' and remove Reported by:. This is how we attribute authors. You remember that you have commits with your old personal email address which we later fixed with .mailmap file. This is how your previous commits landed with your older address.

Not sure why but somehow I believe I failed to add this as the review in my commit message. This has already landed.