docs(release): unwrap v0.5.3 header prose for GitHub rendering - #136
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GitHub release bodies render single newlines as hard breaks, so the 72-column wrapping rendered as ragged lines. The live release body is already fixed via 'gh release edit'; this syncs the source file.
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Companion to #136: the live release bodies of v0.4.0–v0.5.2 have been unwrapped in place with `gh release edit`; this syncs the checked-in header sources. v0.1.0–v0.3.1 were never hard-wrapped and are untouched.
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GitHub release bodies treat single newlines as
<br>, so the hard-wrapped header rendered with ragged mid-sentence line breaks. The live v0.5.3 body is already fixed in place viagh release edit; this unwraps the checked-in source to match. (The local /release skill now carries a no-hard-wrapping rule for future drafts.)