Describe the bug

When changing src of git.repo for an existing working copy, the new value of src is not assigned to the working copy's origin.

Consequently, after switching to a remote with newer commits, those are not present in the working copy.

To Reproduce

# File: git_repo_does_not_honor_change_of_src.py

from pyinfra.operations import git
from os import path

tmp_dir = "/tmp/git_repo_does_not_honor_change_of_src"
repo_original = "https://github.com/ansible/ansible"
repo_changed = "https://github.com/pyinfra-dev/pyinfra.git"

git.repo(dest=tmp_dir, src=repo_original)

git.repo(dest=tmp_dir, src=repo_changed)

# Run commands

uv run pyinfra @local git_repo_does_not_honor_change_of_src.py
(cd /tmp/git_repo_does_not_honor_change_of_src && git remote -v) # Still Ansible :(

Expected behavior

The repository's origin is updated to src, with new commits visible. (Above example doesn't make sense as there is no common ancestry or set of files.)

Meta

Pyinfra 3.8.