Changelog: show the notes published with each release on GitHub

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The changelog listed 110 releases, but only the four Enterprise releases written up on this site had notes; the rest linked to GitHub. This reads the notes published with each release at build time and shows them under the release.

Source (src/lib/release-notes.ts, a content loader like the Core documents' loader, rendered with the site's markdown settings)

• English: the release body, without the download table, GitHub's generated pull-request list and comparison link, and Enterprise's image and Helm preamble.
• Chinese: ThinkWatch Lite's annotated tags carry the notes in Chinese (the text its update window shows). They are read through the GraphQL API, which needs GITHUB_TOKEN; the deploy and check workflows already set it.
  • The tag message is plain text: the release name on the first line is dropped, and a short line followed directly by - items becomes a heading.
  • 「升级须知：」 is set in bold with <strong>. **…** does not close when it ends in a full-width colon right before a character.
  • The first Lite tags were annotated in English. Where the release itself has no notes, that text is used as the English note.
• Core and Enterprise publish English notes only. On the Chinese page those releases carry an EN badge.
• Heading ids are prefixed per release, because ids like upgrade-notes would otherwise repeat on one page.
• Failure: when GitHub cannot be reached, the build warns (also as a workflow annotation) and the releases link to GitHub as before. The committed releases.json fallback stays lean.

Page

• A release with notes opens in place, with a chevron on its row. The latest-release tiles, shared anchors and the old #v0.4.0 anchors open their release.
• The Enterprise releases written up on this site keep their title and highlights, now inside the same disclosure.
• Core v0.46.0 and earlier (58 releases) only have GitHub's generated pull-request list, so they keep linking to GitHub. 52 of 110 releases have notes.

Checked with a token-backed local build and headless Chromium:

• An anchor scrolls to its release and opens it; the old #v0.4.0 anchor does too.
• Each latest-release tile opens its release.
• No download tables, pull-request lists or Helm preambles remain.
• tsc --noEmit is clean.

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