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This updates the entries for changes going out in v2.13.0 to follow a new style for release notes, focusing on the impact to the user rather than on describing the changes. Co-authored-by: Mark Green <[email protected]>
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This updates the entries for changes going out in v2.13.0 to follow a new style for release notes, focusing on the impact to the user rather than on describing the changes.