While cleaning up a repository, you decide to bring the second-most-recent stash back into your working directory so you can test it, but you also need that stash to remain in the stash list in case the test fails. Which single Git command accomplishes this goal?
git stash apply followed by a stash reference restores the saved changes without deleting the stash entry. Referencing stash@{1} applies the second-most-recent stash while leaving it on the stack. The pop subcommand would remove the entry after applying it, branch would create a new branch and drop the stash if the apply succeeds, and drop simply deletes the stash without restoring its contents.
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