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bin/release keeps the backslashes of release notes - #53
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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bin/releasemoved the Unreleased notes into the new version's section withString#suband a replacement string, so Ruby read the backslash sequences of the notes:\`became everything before the match,\0and\1the match and its group. A note quoting\shipped with the head of the CHANGELOG in it, which only a careful read of the dry run showed (super-slim 3.2.2's notes were reworded to get around it).The replacement is now a block, as the script's other
subcalls already are, so the notes are copied as written.