Tweek POC - self-hosted release notes #6992
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forstisabella
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Proposed changes
Added a test markdown page (segment.com/release-notes/test) that shows how we could self-host release notes. Note info is hosted in a manually-generated .yml file and styled with scss.
Still need filtering based on plans/product area, but we do have release stage filtering!
Also needs a lot of UI work, to be fair
Merge timing
for the Tweek demo vid
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