Use the same format as GitHub's default for the release notes #4926
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Summary
Use the same format as GitHub's default for the release notes
We're changing the format for the auto-generated release notes from:
to:
By mimicking the default GitHub format, we make it easier to generate them manually through GitHub's "Generate release notes" button or through the API.
At the same time, we're fixing the missing links to the PR when we copy the draft content to the Changelog file, as GitHub doesn't autolink references in files. From their documentation:
We'll still miss the link to the contributor, but it's a tradeoff we pay to make our lives easier if the automation fails. Anyway, it can be accessed once landed on the pull request URL.
Closes #4904 & #4908
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