Fix commit hash linking in release notes
Remove # symbol from commit hash references so GitHub auto-links them. Format: (abc123) instead of (#abc123) Issue references still use #: (#123) Related to #671
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@ -68,13 +68,13 @@ Generate release notes following this EXACT template format:
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## What's Changed
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### New Features
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[List new features as bullet points, each starting with "**Feature name**:" followed by description and commit hash in parentheses like (#abc123)]
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[List new features as bullet points, each starting with "**Feature name**:" followed by description and commit hash in parentheses like (abc123)]
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### Bug Fixes
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[List bug fixes as bullet points, each starting with "**Component/area**:" followed by description and issue/commit reference like (#123) or (#abc123)]
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[List bug fixes as bullet points, each starting with "**Component/area**:" followed by description and issue/commit reference like (#123) for issues or (abc123) for commits]
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### Improvements
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[List improvements/enhancements as bullet points, each starting with "**Component/area**:" followed by description]
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[List improvements/enhancements as bullet points, each starting with "**Component/area**:" followed by description and commit hash like (abc123)]
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### Breaking Changes
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[List any breaking changes, or write "None" if there are none]
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@ -127,7 +127,9 @@ helm upgrade --install pulse oci://ghcr.io/rcourtman/pulse-chart \\
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Guidelines:
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- Match the exact format and style of the template above
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- Use bold for feature/component names followed by colon
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- Include commit hashes in parentheses like (#abc123) or issue numbers like (#123)
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- Include commit hashes WITHOUT # symbol - just the hash like (abc123) not (#abc123)
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- GitHub will auto-link commit hashes when they appear in parentheses
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- For issue references, use # like (#123)
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- Focus on user-visible changes only
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- Use clear, non-technical language
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- Group related changes together logically
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