[shenxianpeng]

Makes the changelog readable at a glance: every change is one short sentence, followed by links to the rule, the guide and the PR. The page goes from about 6,400 words to about 2,300 (most of what is left is links).

Before vs after (v2.20.x)

Before	After

Example, v2.20.2:

• Before: "--ai-only is now --ai-attribution-only — the new name says what the run is limited to: the AI attribution of the text, and it pairs with the --ai-attribution policy option. --ai-only still works, so a script written against 2.20.1 needs no change; it is no longer listed in --help. See Checking a pull request description. See PR 677."
• After: "--ai-only is renamed --ai-attribution-only; the old name still works. (Guide, PR 677)"

What changes

Page	Change
Changelog	One sentence per change, v2.20.2 back to v2.0.0. Anchors (#v2202 etc.) unchanged, so blog links still work. Section names unified to Breaking / Added / Changed / Fixed. Internal-only items (refactors, a test mock fix, SonarQube, OpenSSF badge) dropped; the GitHub releases still list them. Highlights rows for 2.20.1, 2.20.0, 2.19.2 shortened.
Changelog, v2.6.0	Now lists --format json and the Python API (commit-check/commit-check#396), which shipped in 2.6.0 but were missing from the entry. Added CLI PR links where entries had none (commit-check/commit-check#412, commit-check/commit-check#544, commit-check/commit-check#559, commit-check/commit-check#560).
Homepage FAQ	"Python 3.10 through 3.15 … eighteen combinations" → "3.11 through 3.15 … fifteen combinations" (3.10 dropped in v2.20.0; CI matrix is 3.11–3.15).
Rules, CC013	The 120-word "What it does" sentence is now a short bulleted list. Same content.

Checks

• mkdocs build --strict: clean.
• python -m pytest tests -q with commit-check 2.20.2: 18 passed.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated release highlights to one-line summaries, ordered newest first, with links to full release notes. Detailed entries are more concise.
  • Revised Python support guidance to cover versions 3.11–3.15 and 15 CI wheel-install combinations.
  • Clarified the documented AI attribution formats recognized by CC013, including Copilot coding-agent co-author lines.

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Walkthrough

The changelog now links to GitHub releases and condenses historical entries. The Python FAQ lists support for versions 3.11 through 3.15 and fifteen CI wheel-install combinations. The CC013 documentation groups recognized AI attribution forms and separately describes Copilot email-address recognition.

Changes: Release notes

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Changelog highlights and release entries docs/changelog.md	The introduction and version highlights are revised. Release entries from v2.20.2 through v2.0.0 are condensed.

Python support FAQ

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Documented Python support range docs/index.md	The FAQ changes the supported Python range from 3.10–3.15 to 3.11–3.15 and lists fifteen CI wheel-install combinations instead of eighteen.

CC013 attribution documentation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Recognized AI attribution forms docs/rules.md	The CC013 description groups recognized attribution forms into bullets and separately describes Copilot email-address recognition.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Change: Other

Possibly related PRs

• commit-check/commit-check.com#77: This PR revises the v2.20.1 changelog entry and CC013 content that PR #77 introduced.
• commit-check/commit-check.com#76: This PR revises the v2.20.0 changelog entry and Python support text that PR #76 introduced.
• commit-check/commit-check.com#66: This PR revises changelog and CC013 content that PR #66 introduced.

Merge Risk: Low · up to 2dcae

The documentation changes have bounded risk: readers using v2.20.1 may copy an unsupported option. Restore its historical name and distinguish the v2.20.2 rename; no runtime changes are involved.

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