Now using git-update-ref and git-symbolic-ref to update references with reflog support. This should be manually implemented though for more performance, what it does is relatively easy

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@@ -80,11 +80,12 @@ Index
 
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-* When adjusting the reference of a symbolic reference, the ref log might need 
-  adjustments as well. This is not critical, but would make things totally 'right'
-  - same with adjusting references directly
- !! - Could simply rewrite it using git-update-ref which works nicely for symbolic 
-    and for normal refs !!
+* For performance reasons it would be good to reimplement git-update-ref to be 
+  fully equivalent to what the command does. Currently it does some checking and 
+  handles symbolic refs as well as normal refs, updating the reflog if required.
+* I have read that refs can be symbolic refs as well which would imply the need
+  to possibly dereference them. This makes sense as they originally where possibly 
+  a symbolic link
 * Check whether we are the active reference HEAD.reference == this_ref
   - NO: The reference dosnt need to know - in fact it does not know about the 
   main HEAD, so it may not use it. This is to be done in client code only. 
@@ -92,6 +93,7 @@ Refs
 * Reference.from_path may return a symbolic reference although it is not related 
   to the reference type. Split that up into two from_path on each of the types, 
   and provide a general method outside of the type  that tries both.
+* Making the reflog available might be useful actually.
 
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