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I don't think it would be extremely difficult to implement, and I have a hunch it may be coming. To implement it, I'd imagine Autodesk could just piggyback off of the DWG Compare functionality. If a drawing branches off in two different directions, the original version number of the file could be kept on record, and when it would be time to merge any changes from the files, AutoCAD would just DWG Compare each branch only to the original version, and then add/remove any changes performed.
For example, in an original drawing there would be a line and a triangle. Two engineers would then branch out from that original drawing. One engineer would add a square and remove the triangle. The other engineer could add a circle. When it is time to merge all the changes, DWG Compare would see the first engineer's changes, and our output would only be a line and a square. Then the next DWG Compare would see that (compared to the original) only a circle would be added, so our final output would be a DWG with a line, square, and circle.