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fix: restore the 1.1.0 changelog to what actually shipped - #17

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CHANGELOG.md on main currently has a 1.1.0 section with 98 entries, most of them pre-public internal history.

#15 merged at 01:37:38Z. #16 — the fix that anchors release-please — merged at 01:39:22Z. 104 seconds too late, so the release pull request wrote its unanchored changelog before the anchor existed.

Several entries appear twice, once for the branch commit and once for the merge commit.

What 1.1.0 actually contains

Six commits since 1.0.0, grouped by the headings release-please itself would have used, so the next generated entry sits on top of something the same shape:

Added — the Claude skill, local releases without a GitHub App, artifacts attachable to a hand-cut tag
FixedGHSA-mw96-cpmx-2vgc, and anchoring release-please to the 1.0.0 commit
Documentation — how to install the skill

Two dead links removed

Both the 1.0.0 heading and its link reference pointed at releases/tag/v1.0.0. That tag does not exist and never will — 1.0.0 was a version in the manifest, not a release, and the first tag cut from this repository is v1.1.0. The heading now says that plainly instead of linking to a 404.

Note on the process

Nothing has been tagged yet, which is why no release is visible: release:tag is the step that creates it, and it is still pending. Merging this first means the tag lands on a truthful changelog.

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The release pull request merged 104 seconds before the fix that would have
corrected it, so main carries a 1.1.0 section of 98 entries reaching back into
pre-public history — "added support for storing dark mode", "basic layout
styles" — with several listed twice, once for the branch commit and once for
the merge.

Replaced with the six commits actually made since 1.0.0, grouped by the
headings release-please would have used, so the next generated entry sits on
top of something the same shape.

Also drops two links to a `v1.0.0` tag that does not exist and never will:
1.0.0 was a version in the manifest, and the first release cut from this
repository is 1.1.0. The heading says so rather than pointing at a 404.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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