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A level is you typing real Git commands and editing files while the commit graph moves under you, all on one screen. That needs a keyboard and room for three columns.
Open it on a laptop and you will be rebasing within the hour.
--abort is a complete undo, not a partial one. Nothing half-applied is left behind. Knowing it exists is what makes starting a rebase a safe thing to try.
Three panels, one loop. Nothing here can touch a real repository.