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

When working with the custom patch builder, lazygit currently allows copying the generated patch to the clipboard, but there is no built-in way to save the patch directly to a file.

This can be inconvenient when the patch needs to be reviewed later, shared with others, applied manually using git apply, or stored as a temporary artifact during a larger workflow.

At the moment, users have to copy the patch to the clipboard and manually paste it into a file, which is error-prone and interrupts the workflow.

Describe the solution you'd like

Add an option in the custom patch options menu to save the generated patch directly to a file.

Proposed behavior:

• Add a “Save patch to file” option alongside the existing clipboard option
• Prompt the user for a file path
• Support both absolute and relative paths (with relative paths resolved from the repository root)
• Write the generated patch content to the specified file
• Show a confirmation toast after the file is successfully written

This would provide a smoother workflow for users who frequently need to export patches.

Describe alternatives you've considered

• Copying the patch to the clipboard and manually pasting it into a file
• Using external scripts or custom commands to capture the patch output

These approaches work but are less discoverable and less convenient than a built-in option.

Additional context

I have a working implementation that adds a new menu item to the custom patch options menu, prompts for a file path, saves the rendered aggregated patch to disk, and includes the necessary i18n strings.

If this feature is acceptable, I’m happy to open a PR with the implementation.