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Add 0.9.0 to the changelog and document Nix - #95
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Release notes for 0.9.0, the first step in RELEASING.md. Covers everything merged since 0.8.0: first-run setup (#93), aliases (#90), search shortcuts (#91), result icons (#92), frecency ranking (#87), modifier actions (#89), screen choice and
-m(#88), and Launch at Login moving to Settings. #94 and the Homebrew doc change aren't user-facing and are left out.Also documents installing with Nix: dmenu-mac is in nixpkgs-unstable since 0.8.0 (
pkgs/by-name/dm/dmenu-mac). The README getsnix profile install nixpkgs#dmenu-macand the nix-darwin/home-manager option, the changelog mentions it, and RELEASING.md notes that r-ryantm bumps the package on its own.After merging, from an up-to-date
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