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docs(changelog): one section header per kind in [Unreleased] - #44
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Each PR prepended its own block, so [Unreleased] had accumulated four separate '### Fixed' headers and the sections ran Changed, Fixed, Added, Deprecated -- neither valid Keep a Changelog nor readable as release notes, which is what this text becomes. Regrouped into Added, Changed, Deprecated, Fixed. Entry text is untouched: all 11 top-level bullets are preserved verbatim, only their grouping and order changed. Same cleanup as c12642d did for 1.0.0.
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Housekeeping before 1.2.0, since this text becomes the release notes.
Each PR prepended its own block, so
[Unreleased]had accumulated four separate### Fixedheaders and ran in the order Changed, Fixed, Fixed, Fixed, Fixed, Added, Deprecated:Now:
Entry text is untouched — the regrouping is mechanical, and a check asserts all 11 top-level bullets survive verbatim; only their grouping and order changed. Docs build clean.
Same cleanup
c12642ddid for 1.0.0, which suggests it will recur every release cycle. Worth amake changelogcheck or a note inCONTRIBUTING.md's release section if it becomes annoying.