I use fossil as my daily driver VCS and I feel like it doesn't go far enough in it's ability to non-destructively amend history. The canonical justification for

I use fossil as my daily driver VCS and I feel like it doesn't go far enough in it's ability to non-destructively amend history. The canonical justification for git-style rewriting is taking all the commits that make up some feature and smashing them down into one "implemented feature X" commit which, as far as I know (?), does not have an analogue in Fossil. Even something like forgetting to add a file to a commit requires an additional commit (and shows up as such on the timeline) with a silly "forgot to include file foo in commit whatever" comment. Ideally there'd be some kind of "virtual commit" capable of (visually) bundling up a range of commits, with its own message and tags; maybe these could be nested so that you could have a hierarchical view of the timeline: initially you see "release X, release Y" but then you can expand any of those to "implemented feature A, B" which can be further expanded into the actual commits.