After merging into a WC, committing a subtree of the merge root results in a new
revision that contains the content changes merged into that subtree but no
updated mergeinfo to describe those changes.
This is unexpected behaviour and a potential source of later problems.
Example, where 'wc' is the local WC root directory and 'A' is the merge root
directory:
1. Merge a change into 'wc/A' that affects 'wc/A/f', where the mergeinfo is
recorded on 'wc/A' and not on 'wc/A/f'.
2. Commit the subtree 'wc/A/f'.
Actual result: The committed 'f' does not have the updated mergeinfo.
Expected result: Either the committed 'f' should be given explicit mergeinfo and
then committed, or the commit attempt should fail because it would produce an
unexpected result.