I think you can already do what you want with the svn diff --old --new'
syntax (see 'svn help diff'), potentially with --ignore-ancestry too.

Brad Wellman wrote on Tue, Mar 05, 2013 at 08:45:34 +1100:
> 
> Hi,
> Does anyone know if there is anything mentioned in bug lists etc. about being 
> able to exclude certain revisions from an svn diff?
> I am using svn diff -r 10838:HEAD myBranch but within that branch I have 
> removed an old module and put in the new version of it.So say I removed the 
> module in 10861 and added the new version in 10862.
> It would be awesome to be able to do something like: svn diff -r 10838:HEAD 
> --exclude-revisions 10861:10862 myBranch to get only the changes that I have 
> done on files without having to ignore/skip module updated files etc.
> I have seen a bug request asking to be able to exclude certain directories 
> and this is a very similar request.
> 
> RegardsBrad                                     

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