extract release notes from date-headed changelog entries#60
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Summary
The release workflow at
.github/workflows/release.ymlextracts the GitHub Release body via:```awk
/^## [$TAG]/{found=1; next} /^## [/{if(found) exit} found{print}
```
That pattern looks for `## [0.7.5]`-style headings, but every CHANGELOG entry in this repo uses the date-led form `## YYYY-MM-DD — mqdb- `. Net effect: every release since at least v0.7.5 has shipped with an empty release body. Confirmed via `gh release view v0.7.5 --json body` (length: 0).
This PR replaces the awk one-liner with a small Python script (heredoc inside the existing `run:` step — no new tooling) that:
No CHANGELOG content moves; the existing date-led convention is preserved.
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