Friendly, dual-audience release notes#66
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Every tagged release now gets a plain-language intro and Android install steps (from .github/release-body-header.md), a one-line 'What's new' summary taken from the annotated tag's subject, and the full commit-level changelog tucked into a collapsible section for developers. Replaces the raw --generate-notes dump that non-technical users saw before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014xbfpFLSceHGbpCVz2qBGG
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What
Rewrites how GitHub Releases read so they work for both non-technical users and developers.
Before: every release was a raw
--generate-notesdump (40+ lines offeat(...)/chore(deps): Bump ...PR titles), with no explanation of what the app is or how to install it.After: each release opens with a one-sentence description, numbered Android install steps, and a plain-language What's new summary. The full commit-level changelog is preserved for developers inside a collapsible
<details>block.How
.github/release-body-header.mdholds the static intro + install section (reused every release).git tag -a vX -m "...") + the auto-generated changelog, collapsed.No em dashes, no emoji, consistent with the README.