eliminate some commits to the git-annex branch

Commits used to be made to the git-annex branch whenever there were
journalled changes from a previous command, and the current command looked
up the value of a file. This no longer happens.

This means that transferkey, which is a oneshot command that stages
changes, can be run multiple times by the assistant, without each of them
committing the changes made by the command before. Which will be a lot
faster and use less space by batching up the commits.

Commits still happen if a remote git-annex branch has been changed and is
merged in.

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