Exclude development/infrastructure changes from release notes
Users don't care about CI/CD improvements, release workflows, build processes, or testing infrastructure. Only include user-visible changes. Related to #671
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@ -129,11 +129,14 @@ Guidelines:
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- Use bold for feature/component names followed by colon
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- Do NOT include commit hashes - they clutter the release notes
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- Only include issue references like (#123) if explicitly mentioned in commit messages
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- Focus on user-visible changes only
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- Focus ONLY on user-visible changes - exclude all development/infrastructure changes
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- EXCLUDE: CI/CD changes, release workflow improvements, build process changes, development tooling, testing infrastructure
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- EXCLUDE: Anything about "release notes generation", "automated release", "validation scripts", "GitHub workflows"
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- INCLUDE ONLY: Features users interact with, bug fixes users experience, performance improvements users notice
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- Use clear, non-technical language
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- Group related changes together logically
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- If there are no breaking changes, write "None" in that section
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- Keep the Notes section practical and actionable
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- Keep the Notes section practical and actionable for end users
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# Call LLM API based on provider
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