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Implemented comprehensive release notes feature with: - MDX-based content system for easy release note authoring - Thematic sidebar navigation (Foundation, Features, Infrastructure) - Auto-generated pages from MDX frontmatter - Overview page with status filtering (completed/in_progress/planned) - Detail pages with custom MDX components - Mobile-responsive navigation (horizontal scroll tabs) - Integration with timeline (link to detailed release notes) - Added "Releases" link to header navigation Technical implementation: - next-mdx-remote for MDX parsing and rendering - gray-matter for frontmatter extraction - Custom MDX components for images, code blocks, typography - Static site generation (SSG) for performance - Template system for consistent release note structure Files added: - app/(marketing)/releases/ - Route structure and components - content/nl/releases/ - MDX content files and index - lib/mdx/releases.ts - MDX utility functions - docs/specs/releasepage/ - Build plan documentation - docs/templates/release-note-template.mdx - Content template First release note: authentication.mdx (login, signup, password reset) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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