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Overview

This release introduces a dedicated release notes experience for the site, refactors project enquiry and newsletter submission handling into a shared pipeline, expands automated form test coverage, and adds reusable dev grid tooling to support layout alignment during development.

Highlights

  • Added a new release notes page and parser so website updates can be published in a consistent, browsable format.
  • Introduced contact form pipeline tests and Playwright form E2E coverage to catch regressions earlier in CI.
  • Refactored form submission logic into a clearer shared pipeline for project enquiries and newsletter signups.
  • Added a reusable dev grid overlay and related tooling to support layout alignment during development.
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