Fix bad release links in CHANGELOG #105
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Merging this without review. It's a minor format issue that only maintainers doing releases have run into. |
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The release links were not rendering correctly in CHANGELOG.md because the links were not defined at the bottom of the file. This PR adds those links to CHANGELOG.
Now when you click on the release header it'll bring you to a github page showing the commit-by-commit diff with the previous release. This is the intended behavior.