Interactive --retry (prefill with previous attempt information)

I have some git pre-commit hooks in my projects. If they fail after git cz is run, then I can either run git cz again, and fill everything again, or I can run it with git cz --retry, but in that case if the issue was with my commit message not being valid (against commintlint for instance) it will just fail again.

It would be nice to have git cz be pre-filled with text from last try. So I could just come back and edit it then it would pass the second time.

I can imagine someone not knowing about .git/COMMIT_EDITMSG writting a nice commit message with a long description (describing a complex breaking change for example), and feeling devastated when they forgot something that breaks commintlint, and they think they lost their work. This doesn't happen with git commit -m "" because most people use their terminal history to recover the previous git commit command with their message.