sem doesn't override git diff, it's a completely separate command (sem diff). Your regular git diff should work exactly as it always has after installing sem.
If you want to change your git diff default behavior then you can do sem setup.
That’s not clear at all from the docs. It shouldn’t be called “setup” then. Even after doing sem setup there should be a CLI flag to get the default diff output without unsetting up. Very annoying hijack.
That’s not clear at all from the docs. It shouldn’t be called “setup” then. Even after doing sem setup there should be a CLI flag to get the default diff output without unsetting up. Very annoying hijack.