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In a Markdown mail, a text value now keeps its Markdown characters as plain text. So [Verify](https://evil.example) from a user is no longer a link. To put Markdown from a value, pass a SafeString.
In @if of a Markdown mail, a value with one of these characters (like * or [) is no longer equal to the same text written in the template.
Attachment.fromFile now reads the file when the mail is sent or queued, not when fromFile runs. A missing file now fails at send().

Mailables: one class per kind of email. Send it with send(), or queue it with queue() and later().
Markdown mail: a mailable can name a Markdown template.
MailMessage: an email made of lines and a button, with no template.
Notifications: Notification, MailChannel, Notifiable and user.notify(...).
Mail.queue(message) and Mail.later(delay, message). They need dox_queue.
Mail.fake() catches queued mail too, and has checks like assertSent and assertQueued.
Mail.onSending() and Mail.onSent() hooks. Mail.clearHooks() removes them.
Mail.alwaysTo(address) sends every email to one address, for example on staging.
Mail.raw(text, to: ..., subject: ...) sends a plain text email.
Chained recipients: Mail.to('ann@example.com').cc(...).bcc(...).send(mailable).

await user.notify(InvoicePaid(1));
await Mail.to('ann@example.com').queue(WelcomeMail(user));

{{ tag }} inside backticks in a Markdown mail is no longer escaped twice.
FailoverTransport keeps going when an onError callback throws, also an async one.
Attachment.fromFile no longer blocks the server while it reads the file.
assertSentCount says "1 sent email".

Needs dox_core and dox_view 3.1.0.

Full list: the CHANGELOG.