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Render every commit type in the release notes and backfill the changelog - #58
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The notes generator released on every commit type but rendered only features, fixes and performance changes, so releases whose commits were all documentation, chores or CI shipped as empty sections. The section names now derive from the same commitTypes table the analyzer and commitlint use.
Regenerated from the tag history with every commit type rendered, which fills the empty sections of the docs-only and dependency-update releases and normalises the old repository URLs.
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Releases were cut for docs-only and dependency-update commits whose sections then rendered empty, because the notes generator hid every type but features and fixes while the analyzer released on all of them. The notes sections now derive from the same commitTypes table as the analyzer and commitlint, and the changelog is regenerated from the tag history so every release section lists all of its commits. The GitHub release notes are backfilled to match after this merges.