#!/bin/bash
# The Historian — read git history.
#
# When this script runs, the current Git repo already has 5 commits
# from a prior mission. One of them mentions BREACH.
#
# Your script must produce two files:
#   - log.txt           — `git log --oneline` output (one line per commit)
#   - breach-commit.txt — the short hash of the BREACH commit
#
# Hint: `git log --oneline | grep BREACH | awk '{print $1}'`
# pipes the matching log line and prints the leftmost column (the
# short hash).

# Your code here.