Fully fix iterative deepening for latest git (v3)#1232
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The previous iterative deepening fix only deepened
origin/<defaultBranch>, not the current branch. This PR updates it to deepen both branches in each call.Somehow I was only seeing this failure in my local WSL Ubuntu with latest git...but it does seem to be a correct change in general.