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Suddenly, unfortunately, I can’t place the moment of occurrence Xcode has stopped showing git information, nor can I submit/revert/etc via git from inside Xcode. If I check the Organizer’s Repositories, my project is still listed with its last commit.
Using the command line: git status, I see all the unstaged changes as I would expect.
So, the project is still under git control, but somehow detached from Xcode.
I was able to fix this issue by going to Organizer in Xcode, selecting my project, and deleting the Derived Data. You may need to quit Xcode and re-open your project after doing this to let Xcode rebuild the project index.