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docs(releases): keep main release titles as version numbers - #106
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Summary
Keep the main GitHub release title as its version tag, such as
v0.14.0, so releases remain easy to identify. Descriptive titles belong in release-note headings, website summaries, and other places that introduce the release.Type of change
Documentation.
Technical details
AGENTS.mdwith the version-only convention for main GitHub release titles.Testing performed
git diff --check HEAD^ HEADsuccessfully.Breaking changes
None.