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Date 1.1.0 to the day it ships, and give it a link reference - #9

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Two things a release notices and nothing else does. Both are in the changelog, and both are visible in published output.

[1.1.0] had no link definition at the foot of the file. Every other release in CHANGELOG.md links to its compare view; this one rendered as literal brackets — on GitHub, and on the generated /changelog/ page and its Atom feed, which are built from the same file.

The heading said 2026-08-25, which is when the entry was written rather than when it ships.

[Unreleased] now compares against v1.1.0 instead of v1.0.0, which is what makes the next release's diff the right one.

The site/ changes are the regenerated changelog page and feed — pnpm site:check fails if they are not rebuilt.

This wants to land before v1.1.0 is tagged.

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Two things a release notices and nothing else does. The heading said
2026-08-25 because that is when the entry was written, not when it ships. And
`[1.1.0]` had no link definition at the foot of the file, so the version number
in the heading rendered as literal brackets on GitHub while every other release
in the file linked to its compare view.

`[Unreleased]` now compares against v1.1.0 rather than v1.0.0, which is what
makes the next release's diff the right one.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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