ci: sync template files [skip netlify] by trueberryless-org[bot] · Pull Request #38 · trueberryless-org/release-image-generator

trueberryless-org · 2025-08-25T19:41:22Z

This PR syncs the specified GitHub template files from the central repository.

Changes:

Merge pull request ci: release [skip netlify] template-files#173 from trueberryless-org/changeset-release/main - (00adf40)
Merge pull request ci: release [skip netlify] template-files#175 from trueberryless-org/changeset-release/main - (9873109)
Merge pull request ci: update tree [skip netlify] template-files#177 from trueberryless-org/ci-tree - (a075d13)
fix: next theme update ignores - (4c3ee8b)
Merge pull request ci: release [skip netlify] template-files#181 from trueberryless-org/changeset-release/main - (2ac9cff)
Merge pull request ci: release [skip netlify] template-files#186 from trueberryless-org/changeset-release/main - (3052cd1)
Merge pull request ci: release [skip netlify] template-files#190 from trueberryless-org/changeset-release/main - (7af7095)
Merge pull request chore(deps): update dependency @changesets/changelog-github to ^0.5.1 [skip ci] template-files#191 from trueberryless-org/renovate/changesets-changelog-github-0.x - (989b86c)

changeset-bot · 2025-08-25T19:41:26Z

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