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 Created branch "tt" from "a/foo" version "/main/0".
 Checked out "a/foo" from version "/main/tt/0".
 $ ct ci -c 'after archiving' -ide a/foo
 Checked in "a/foo" version "/main/tt/1".
 $ ct lsgen a/foo
 a/foo@@/main/tt/1
  a/foo@@/main/tt-001/3 (TTT, TTT_1.03)
   a/foo@@/main/tt-001/2 (TTT_1.01)
    a/foo@@/main/tt-001/1 (TTT_1.00)

Now, we really experimented our cascade prevention, i.e. branching off
root.  The continuity of the data is preserved, as well, using the
I<lsgenealogy> tool, as this of the version history.

=head3 Delivery

We could deliver directly from branches, assuming all the changes
would still be in branches of the same type. If this is not the case,
we'd rather consolidate our results first, using labels.
We may start with a I<home merge> (aka I<rebase>):