automate the release notes grouping#801
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Thanks for automating this; this should make releases easier.
I think the grouping may need attention before merge because ordinary user-facing fix: commits currently fall through to Internal. The only non-dependency user-facing group matches feat/add, while the dependency group handles deps, so commits like fix: correct broken output would be hidden under the catch-all internal group.
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Add a Fixed or Fixes and improvements group for fix(...)?: before Internal, or make Internal explicitly match only non-user-facing prefixes such as chore, refactor, test, and docs.
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Editing the release notes is annoying.