chore: allow empty changesets for PRs that don't affect a package #2039
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The
changesetpackage sometimes mandates an (empty) changeset even though no changes happened (e.g. when a test file is updated). This PR allows for the changeset linting to pass when a PR's changeset doesn't affect any package because that PR won't be referenced in the changelog anyways.