chore: Generate clog from template

[greyscaled]

Resolves: #63

Summary

A simplistic shell script for creating new changelogs from a template

Details

Adds scripts/create-clog.sh <version> <release-date> utility.

Note

I did not try to use jq or some other means to add the changelog to manifest.json. I started down that path, but there were some quirks (example sorting) and writing back to the file properly, that I feel it wasn't worth the effort for the time being.

[github-actions]

✨ Coder.com for PR #200 deployed! It will be updated on every commit.

• Host: https://codercom-8vk27lsfr-codercom.vercel.app/docs
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• Commit: 6e16cea
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[jawnsy]

I love the cutesy emojis btw

@khorne3 mentioned we should use sentence case for lower-level headings, so I think this would be "Breaking changes" ?

[greyscaled]

If we do that, we should update all clogs. Happy for us to do that, though as a different changeset. I'm super glad we're increasing our consistency and standardizing these decisions!!!!! ❤️

[jawnsy]

btw, and it pains me a bit to say this, because I love the emojis, but... the emojis result in slightly worse fragments: https://coder.com/docs/changelog/1.17.0#breaking-changes- (note the trailing hyphen)

I dunno if there's some way to customize this in the JavaScript we're using to transform the Markdown, though

[greyscaled]

Worth investigating - CH story would be useful as that's the responsibility of m, not anything in cdr/docs AFAICT

[jawnsy]

Webpack seems displeased with your addition! From the Vercel logs (just a warning though):

12:21:48.391 | ./docs/scripts/create-clog.sh 1:0
12:21:48.391 | Module parse failed: Unexpected character '#' (1:0)
12:21:48.391 | You may need an appropriate loader to handle this file type, currently no loaders are configured to process this file. See https://webpack.js.org/concepts#loaders
12:21:48.391 | > #!/usr/bin/env bash
12:21:48.391 | \| #
12:21:48.392 | \| # create-clog.sh <version> <release-date>