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docs: clarify release history and deduplicate the changelog - #190
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Stacked on #185 so this PR includes the shared CI prerequisites. Review/merge #185 first, then retarget this PR to
main.The generated changelog includes complete squash-commit bodies, bot/coauthor trailers, duplicate historical commits, and an "initial release" entry after an earlier release.
Summarize each release's user-visible changes, group the duplicate historical entries while retaining their commit links, and explain that v0.0.2 records an empty release-marker commit rather than the start of project history. Preserve all existing version numbers and dates.
Addresses #166. This cleans the current history; changing semantic-release's templates to prevent future noisy regeneration is a separate follow-up.
Validation: every retained commit reference resolves locally and
git diff --checkpasses. Documentation-only change.