Document psql's behavior of recalling the previously executed query. Various psql slash commands that normally act on the current query buffer will automatically recall and re-use the most recently executed SQL command instead, if the current query buffer is empty. Although this behavior is ancient (dating apparently to commit 77a472993), it was documented nowhere in the psql reference page. For that matter, we'd never bothered to define the concept of "current query buffer" explicitly. Fix that. Do some wordsmithing on relevant command descriptions to improve clarity and consistency.
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