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Update release notes
Signed-off-by: Leandro Lucarella <luca-frequenz@llucax.com>
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- API projects now have a better grpcio/protobuf updates grouping in Dependabot, which should make upgrading easier, and plays nicer with the new `grpc-migration.yaml` workflow.
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- API projects should now use the new API-specific *Protect version branches* ruleset variant, which includes the required `Fix gRPC/protobuf runtime floors` check without affecting non-API Python projects.
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- Workflows using the `gh-action-dependabot-migrate` are upgraded to the latest version, which avoids unnecessary version iterations.
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- Add an `isort-migration.yaml` workflow that automatically reorders imports when Dependabot upgrades `isort`.
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## Bug Fixes
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- The issue template chooser (`config.yml`) no longer includes the `contact_links` section for private repositories, since GitHub Discussions are typically disabled for them.
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- Normalized the GitHub Action hashes for `gh-action-setup-git` and `gh-action-setup-python-with-deps` to point to the actual commit object, which is what Dependabot expects.
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- API projects now configure black with `extend-exclude = '^/submodules/'` so the formatting check doesn't descend into external git submodules that don't follow our formatting rules.
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- API projects now configure isort with `skip_glob = ["submodules/*"]` so the import-sorting check doesn't descend into external git submodules that don't follow our rules.
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- `CONTRIBUTING.md`
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* Fixed the nox example commands in to use the correct `tests/` directory instead of the non-existent `test/` directory.
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* Fixed the wrong mention to PyPI publishing when releasing for private repositories.

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