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I don't yet have a good definition of a "commit".
"Committed" seems to be a per-file flag that indicates whether a {{l/same|staged}} file is ready for further operations, such as {{l/same|push}}ing. (There's some ambiguity about whether it makes sense to speak of files being "[un]modified", or whether that only applies to "changes" -- see {{l/same|notes}}.)

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"Committed" seems to be a per-file flag that indicates whether a staged file is ready for further operations, such as pushing. (There's some ambiguity about whether it makes sense to speak of files being "[un]modified", or whether that only applies to "changes" -- see notes.)