You don't need mergetool for this. It can be resolved pretty easily manually.
If you run your merge from a subdirectory of your project, git will run the merge for your whole project. However, mergetool can only see (and merge) files in or below the working directory. So, if this scenario occurs, make sure you are trying to run your conflict resolution from the top-level directory in your project.
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