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Summary

25.5.1 is tagged, published on PyPI and released on GitHub on 2026-08-17, but the changelog still carries every entry describing it under ## [Unreleased]. There is no way to read the file and tell what shipped from what is waiting for the next release, which is the one job the Unreleased section has.

This adds a ## [25.5.1] - 2026-08-17 heading under an empty ## [Unreleased]. No entry text changes; everything currently listed is in the released tag, and nothing else is.

Merge order note: #6, #7 and #8 each add an entry under [Unreleased]. Whichever of them lands after this one needs its entry moved down into the new [Unreleased] section, which I will take care of.

Type of Change

  • Bug fix
  • New feature or enhancement
  • Breaking change
  • Documentation / tooling

Component

Documentation (CHANGELOG.md).

Checklist

  • Tests pass (pytest tests/unit): 351 passed, unaffected
  • Linting passes (black --check ascenderkit tests setup.py, flake8 ascenderkit)
  • Changelog entry added under Unreleased: not applicable, this is the changelog itself
  • Documentation updated (if applicable)

25.5.1 is tagged, published on PyPI and released on GitHub, but every
entry describing it still sits under Unreleased, so the file offers no way
to tell what shipped from what is waiting for the next release.

The entries are unchanged; they move under a version heading dated the day
the release went out, and Unreleased stays at the top for what comes next.
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