fix: exclude generated CHANGELOG.md from prettier - #8
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`pnpm format` fails on main because release-please writes `*` bullets and an extra blank line after each version heading, neither of which prettier accepts. Reformatting it does not hold: the same fix was applied in 5044971 and again in 3bcd66c, and the next release commit reverted it both times. The file is generated, so ignoring it ends the churn rather than repeating it every release. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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pnpm formatfails on main because release-please writes*bullets and an extra blank line after each version heading, neither of which prettier accepts.Reformatting it does not hold: the same fix was applied in 5044971 and again in 3bcd66c, and the next release commit reverted it both times. The file is generated, so ignoring it ends the churn rather than repeating it every release.