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A few other things we can do: - Insert things like contributors automatically; I've used fastmod for this sort of automation - Not sure whether we can strip out bot names? - Automate checks for things like "am I on the correct branch", remove checks like "run the tests again" given our CI infra is really good now (thanks @andersy005 & @keewis & others!) - Automate release notes? Is this possible (without spinning up GPT3 :) ) - I didn't add a description for them the most recent release - We already have whatsnew, maybe that's enough? - I rather enjoy reading release notes for libraries I follow! So maybe this is something to spend a few minutes on?

 
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