Add v2.0.0 to changelog (+ include v1.3.1)#995
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Useful if we leave GitHub at some point, or if someone wants offline history.
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Here is a proposal of changelog for
v2.0.0.Most bits are handwritten, some are AI-based: please submit suggestions so that we can have something good enough (cc @TuThoThai @Aurige @Ulf9 @skinkie @ue71603 in particular), thank you!
Meta: once merged, it will be copied to create the GitHub release. This way people cloning the repo have everything, and if we move off GitHub at some point we will already have the data.
Validation side-note: I was about to include a demo of
xmllintuse to support users doing XSD validation, but I think it would drive people to malware stuff (a lot of crap is available in the first Google results) and most importantly,libxml2which bringsxmllintis not maintained anymore since December 2025 (the maintainer has given up due to lack of funding).