docs: Actualize CHANGELOG

[yermulnik]

• Add changelog entries for each tag starting from the one that already existed in CHANGELOG
• Utilized chelnak/gh-changelog to automate process
  • Manually adjusted where gh-changelog didn't make its job good enough

[crablab]

Could we document how we're using this extension, since we're going to need contributors to run it on every PR.

More generally we'll probably need some contribution guidelines.

[yermulnik]

Could we document how we're using this extension, since we're going to need contributors to run it on every PR.

I'm not sure yet how this tool would work to update CHANGELOG as I used it only to generate CHANGELOG and it was the first time I used it.
Seemingly what we need to use to update CHANEGLOG is gh changelog new --from-version ${lastVersion} but I still need to verify this.

More generally we'll probably need some contribution guidelines.

Definitely. At this moment I'd say we're through the alignment process to understand and establish contribution rules and conventions. And in the meanwhile I thought actualizing CHANGELOG would be good to do.

[yermulnik]

@crablab I'm merging this at this moment and will try and compile contribution notes when we have the process more or less established.

[warrensbox]

@yermulnik can you please take a look at this as well?
https://goreleaser.com/customization/changelog/
Since we are already using goreleaser

[yermulnik]

@yermulnik can you please take a look at this as well?
goreleaser.com/customization/changelog
Since we are already using goreleaser

Thanks for the pointer. Will look into it after weekend.

[yermulnik]

@yermulnik can you please take a look at this as well?
goreleaser.com/customization/changelog
Since we are already using goreleaser

Thanks for the pointer. Will look into it after weekend.

So I only now had a time to look into this and.. and, only after I had changed .goreleaser.yaml, I found that this actually is for release changelog, rather than for CHANGELOG.md 🤷🏻
https://goreleaser.com/quick-start/

Though I decided to create a PR out of this (just in case we may want it): #381