hit comma in query-replace and emacs looks the same

[Dan Jacobson]

I notice that when one hits a comma during query-replace, there is no
change in the minibuffer, etc. to tell the user exactly what state
emacs is in.

The user must be well aware of all states during a long query-replace
or dired-do-query-replace-regexp session, as one accidental wrong
keystroke could mean starting over...

Anyways, consider you hit or don't hit a comma, then go to another
window for a half an hour, then come back.  Do you remember if you hit
that comma or not?  Must you examine if you have already replaced
6969996996699669 with 6969996996969669 to make sure?
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