Be able to `deploy` a git history of a given file

## Context

Imagine you want to import the history of changes of a given API definition file to Bump.

The current “solution” is to use a manual script to deploy each revision one by one. Very rough-and-not-working oneliner bash script: `git log --pretty=format:%H my/definition/openapi.yml | xargs -I % git show '%:my/definition/openapi.yml`.

## Solution

We should allow the `bump deploy` command to deploy a git history of a given file. This would simplify our users' initial import work.

e.g. Deploy the `my/definition/openapi.yml` file to the `my-doc` documentation would be as simple as:

```
bump deploy --git-history --doc my doc my/definition/openapi.yml
```

We could also allow `--from` / `--to` options such as:
```
bump deploy --git-history --from c900e6 --to main --doc my doc my/definition/openapi.yml
```