Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

With git, if you do git log -n 10, it shows the 10 most recent commits. If you add the --reverse flag, you get the 10 most recent commits, in reverse order.

With jj, if you do jj log -n 10, it shows the 10 most recent commits. If you add the --reversed flag, you get the 10 oldest commits, from the beginning of time. This is not very useful.

Describe the solution you'd like

I would like jj to behave like git in this regard. The most recent commits are far more useful and common of a use case than the oldest commits, even in reverse order.

Describe alternatives you've considered

jj log --color=always --no-graph -T builtin_log_oneline --reversed | tail -n 10

Additional context

This should also work for jj op log and jj evolog.