Improved summary based on Leo's, Hubertus' and Stefan's feedback

[casella]

@GallLeo, @hubertus65, @StephanZiegler this implements your requested changes to the MSL 4.1.0 Release Notes summary

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• Documentation
  • Updated release notes to clarify backward compatibility with version 4.0.0, emphasizing no user model conversion is needed.
  • Expanded summary of changes with detailed counts of new components, improvements, non-backward-compatible changes, bug fixes, and obsolete models.
  • Highlighted potential differences in simulation results due to bug fixes and necessary updates.
  • Minor formatting improvements for clarity.

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Walkthrough

The release notes for Modelica Standard Library version 4.1.0 have been updated to provide clearer information regarding backward compatibility with version 4.0.0. The new documentation specifies that no conversion of user models is required, details the number and types of issues addressed, and elaborates on specific changes, additions, and bug fixes. The summary of changes is now presented in a more structured and itemized format. No code or exported entity modifications were made; only the documentation text in the release notes was updated.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
Modelica/UsersGuide/ReleaseNotes.mo	Updated release notes for version 4.1.0: clarified backward compatibility, expanded summary of addressed issues, reworded and restructured content for clarity.

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Possibly related PRs

• Update list of resolved GH issues for v4.1.0-rc.1 #4590: Both PRs update the release notes for Modelica Standard Library version 4.1.0 by expanding and clarifying the list of resolved issues and changes, focusing on documentation text only without modifying any exported or public entities.

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Poem

A bunny with spectacles, nose in a book,
Hopped through release notes for a closer look.
"No need to convert!" the bunny did cheer,
As details and numbers became crystal clear.
With lists and summaries now neat and bright,
The changelog shines in the springtime light.
🐇✨

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[nithish-selvan]

Nice!

[Esther-Devakirubai]

Good!