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Just published the following releases on npm 😄 : |
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Part of #907
Final release series 🎉 for the VM v5 and other monorepo libraries following #958
Note: I first wondered if I should just point to the beta and RC release notes in the CHANGELOG or do aggregated new release note entries. Already had a tendency towards the new release notes version also for the sake of user friendliness on reading when the decision was taken from me when I further realized that some sections from the extensive
beta.1release notes actually had to be rewritten and not just appended together to continuedly make sense. The damage (if there is any) from redundancy should be very limited in this case I would say.