Add a Changelog.md file, and fill GitHub releases
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This is needed to know what has changed from release 0.1 and 0.2, and upcoming releases.
Thank you!
To express changes per version, we've so far relied on git features like tags, rather than GitHub-specific features like Releases. At the moment, the releases page will show the changes for each version if you reveal the tag comment ("…") or click through to the tag's page.
Upcoming versions would be a good reason to use Releases, but in this project's case, upcoming versions are not planned so much as cut when we're satisfied with the state of develop.
But of course I'm not visiting this project as a newcomer, so I may miss the point. Can you say more about the benefit you would get from our maintaining a changelog someplace other than in tags?
I do like ease for the reader, as in glanceability. OK, I think we'll add that file.
Am a fan of https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.0.0/, using that format on assertk