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Fix RN descriptions: use <br/> tags for RSS feed structure - #1947
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CelesteCasali merged 1 commit intoOct 26, 2026
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Replace semicolons with <br/> separators and add New This Month/Ongoing section headers in the description frontmatter for July–September 2026. Update the monthly-release-notes skill to reflect the new format.
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Summary
<br/>tags in thedescriptionfrontmatter of July, August, and September 2026 RNsNew This Month:andOngoing:section headers for visual structure in the RSS feedmonthly-release-notesskill to instruct the new format going forwardOctober was already fixed in #1946. This aligns all 2026 RNs with the same format.