fix(release): match changelog headings with optional -pl suffix - #112
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Tag v2.0.1 left release notes empty because changelog uses [2.0.1-pl].
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Fix empty GitHub release notes when the tag is
v2.0.1but changelog uses## [2.0.1-pl].The release workflow stripped
vfrom the tag and looked for an exact## [2.0.1]heading, so softprops fell back to a bare compare link. Notes now match an optional-plsuffix.Also related: mgr icons fix for #111 already shipped in 2.0.1-pl on master (
ae0024e); this PR only hardens the release notes path for the next tag.