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chore(deps): update dependency python-semantic-release to v9.11.0 #373

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package Change Age Adoption Passing Confidence
python-semantic-release (changelog) 9.10.1 -> 9.11.0 age adoption passing confidence

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python-semantic-release/python-semantic-release (python-semantic-release)

v9.11.0

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Features
  • feat(changelog): add default changelog template in reStructuredText format (#​1055)

  • test(fixtures): update repo generation to create rst & md changelogs

  • test(release-history): refactor fragile test to utilize repo fixture definitions

  • test(changelog-cmd): update tests to evaluate rst changelog generation & updates

  • test(version-cmd): update tests to evaluate rst changelog generation & updates

  • test(version-cmd): update test code to match new commit definition functions

  • test(config): add test to validate insertion_flag default determination

  • feat(changelog): add convert_md_to_rst filter to changelog environment

  • feat(changelog): add default changelog in re-structured text format

    This change adds the templates to create an equivalent CHANGELOG.RST file in
    angular changelog style. It can be enabled via the output_format configuration
    setting.

    Resolves: #​399

  • feat(config): enable target changelog filename to trigger RST output format

    Resolves: #​399

  • feat(config): enable default changelog.insertion_flag based on output format

  • refactor(config): move changelog_file setting under changelog.default_templates

    This change adds a secondary changelog_file setting under the default_templates
    section while deprecating the top level one. Since this is not intended to be a
    breaking change we provided a warning message and compatibility code to pass along
    the current changelog_file value to the new setting location while giving the user
    a notification to update before the next version.

  • fix(changelog): correct spacing for default markdown template during updates

  • docs(configuration): update details of insertion_flag's dynamic defaults with rst

  • docs(configuration): update output_format description for reStructuredText support

  • docs(configuration): update changelog_file with deprecation notice of setting relocation

  • docs(changelog): clarify the convert_md_to_rst filter added to the template environment

  • docs(changelog): increase detail about configuration options of default changelog creation (c2e8831)


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@renovate renovate bot added the 🎲 dependencies Working on dependencies label Oct 13, 2024
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