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git's pre-push protocol emits 64-zero oids on sha256 repos. the hardcoded Z40 check missed deletions so `git push --delete` failed with an invalid revision range. Fixes pre-commit#3664 Co-authored-by: CenFangyu <Dmao233@users.noreply.github.com>
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Fixes #3664
pre-push only treated
0*40 as the zero oid. SHA-256 repos send 64 zeros, sogit push --deletefell through togit diffand died on an invalid revision range.Treat both 40-zero and 64-zero oids as the zero sha. Tests cover both lengths.