docs: derive release-notes nav from the release-notes directory - #1732
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The nav link and sidebar list hardcoded 2.16.2, so the freshly-published 2.16.3 page was live but unreachable from the site nav. Both now derive from the files in docs/release-notes/ (newest first) — adding a release's page is the whole job. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Follow-up to #1730: the 2.16.3 technical notes page deployed fine but was unreachable — the site nav's Release Notes link and the sidebar's page list both hardcoded
2.16.2.Rather than bump two hardcoded strings per release (the drift that just bit us), both now derive from the files in
docs/release-notes/at build time, newest first. Adding a release's markdown page is the whole job; the nav can't lag again.N.N.N.md) so stray files can't leak into navThis also makes the release-checklist step suggested in #1730 unnecessary for the nav specifically — the remaining checklist item is just "write the page."
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