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Claude now writes code so fast that Anthropic had to rip out git, the tool basically every software company on Earth uses to track changes to its code. Back in May, Anthropic was merging about 2,500 code changes a day. By September it was over 30,000. That's one every three seconds, all day and all night, with Claude driving most of the increase. Git was never built for that. It was designed in 2005 so every developer's copy of a project carries the full history and works offline. That's…