📦📚 Add release.yml for better release note generation #355
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I noticed that rdoc and irb have a release.yml. This is slightly different from theirs. It has all of the categories that I've been using for recent releases. It does _not_ add emojis to the category titles because that seems redundant when each individual PR has its own emoji. 😉
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I noticed that rdoc and irb have a release.yml. This is slightly different from theirs. It has all of the categories that I've been using for recent releases. It does not add emojis to the category titles, because that seems redundant when each individual PR has its own emoji. 😉