The obvious solution (albeit a not really nice one) is to look at the change with jj show to see what it changed, and running a global find/replace in your editor, replacing only the locations that the change touched. Alternatively, I could have replaced all the occurrences of the word, including those I didn’t want, and then used the --into argument to jj absorb to tell it to only modify that one change, then abandon the leftover changes.
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