verify-release-notes says a (#n) inside an HTML comment still closes the issue - no longer true since release-action v1.4.2 #149

Since Cratis/release-action v1.4.2 (Cratis/release-action#195, Cratis/release-action#205), release-action removes closed HTML comments from the release notes before it creates the release. It also reads the issues to close from those published notes. A (#n) written only inside an HTML comment therefore no longer closes the issue.

The check is still right to fail such a reference, but the reason it gives is now wrong:

• .github/workflows/verify-release-notes.yml
  • the header comment around lines 68-70: "release-action does NOT ignore them, so a (#n) inside a comment ..."
  • the code comment around line 500: "a (#n) hidden in an HTML comment still closes its issue"
  • the error message around line 687: "the release page does not show the comment, but release-action still closes #n"
• README.md, around line 464 ("inside an HTML comment fails because release-action would still close it") and line 468 ("a (#n) inside a comment still closes the issue and fails")
• .github/scripts/tests/verify-release-notes.spec.mjs, around lines 481 and 490 (the test name and the asserted message)

Suggested wording: the reference is removed with the comment, so the issue is not closed. Write (#n) at the end of the delivering bullet, outside the comment. The same text lives in Cratis/AI's cratis-release-notes-reviewed.cjs hook and should change with it.

Status

State: Done — Merged as 96b3eb5; issue closed.
Branch: stage-422-atomic-execution (#207)
Scope: Correct the hidden-(#n) explanation in verify-release-notes (comments, message, README, spec); validation unchanged. Branch workflows-149-hidden-refs.
Delivered: Nothing yet.
Remaining: To be confirmed.
Follow-ups: None.