fix(release-notes): filter stale release PRs - #96
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| - Remove bullets that clearly identify a release PR for `$previous_tag` or an older published version, such as `release: v1.0.0` in `v1.0.1` notes; keep current-version and ambiguous items. |
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Require tag context before filtering Markdown-only notes
When the Markdown-Only workflow is used, neither release_tag nor previous_tag is collected, so the supplied Markdown alone cannot establish whether a bullet such as release: v1.0.0 is stale or is the release currently being prepared. Applying this global removal rule to that workflow can therefore silently delete a valid current-release PR; limit filtering to workflows with a known release range, or require the tag/range as Markdown-Only input.
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GitHub-generated release notes can include the previous version's release PR when that PR merges after its tag. This updates the draft release note skill to remove clearly stale release PR entries while preserving current-version and ambiguous items. Removed entries are reported verbatim to the user outside the release note body.