[Feature Request] Did you mean `git ...`? should ask user for feedback, not return to the prompt

Git is smart enough to realize when you make a spelling error and enter a non-existent git command. Since you probably do mean what it suggests, it follows that the user would want to immediately say “yes, I did want to do that,” rather than return to the command line to enter the command again.

e.g.

$ git psh git: 'psh' is not a git command. See 'git —help'. Did you mean 'push'[y/n]?

-- Eric Andrew Lewis