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release-notes

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Draft the GitHub release notes for a Formbricks release from the diff between the previous stable tag and the release branch — in the exact "What's Changed" format past releases already use (grouped by conventional-commit type, one bullet per PR carrying its verbatim title, author handle and full PR URL), with an Overview and a Breaking changes index for minors, a Before upgrading section for patches, and a Security section listing each vulnerability fix with its severity and any reporter credit. Replaces the plain GitHub "auto-generate release notes" button, which dumps a flat list, double-lists every backport, and handles neither breaking changes nor credits. Use for "/release-notes", "generate release notes", "draft the release notes for x.y", Release QA Step 11 (Ship the stable release), or a security patch round.

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