JMC-7258: Use the public XLST classes for the release notes

[reinhapa]

Signed-off-by: Patrick Reinhart patrick@reini.net

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Issue

• JMC-7258: Use the public XLST classes for the release notes

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• Marcus Hirt (@thegreystone - Reviewer)

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7258: Use the public XLST classes for the release notes

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• b273c96: 7259: README.md should mention that the build script works for Mac OS

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• b273c96: 7259: README.md should mention that the build script works for Mac OS

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