docs: add a changelog - #32
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Keep a Changelog format, reconstructed from the actual tag boundaries and PR history: 0.2.0 (hardening), 0.3.0 (sized numerics), 0.4.0 (messages, nullable, transform, literal, unions, coerce guard), 0.5.0 (string formats, metadata, examples and valgrind CI), 0.6.0 (version realignment), plus the unreleased checkmate/docs work. Breaking changes are flagged, and the 0.2.0 entry notes its version-tag mismatch.
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CHANGELOG.mdin Keep a Changelog format, reconstructed from the actual tag boundaries (git log vX..vY) rather than memory:toJson, depth limit), with a note that its tag predates the version-bump workflownullable,transform,literal/oneOfSchema, the coerce guard (breaking change flagged)describe/titlemetadata, examples + valgrind CIBreaking changes (unicode length semantics, build-time default validation, the compile-time guards) are called out explicitly, and each version links to its GitHub compare view.