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Now that we're treating `libcnb-package` APIs as internal, we're not mentioning `libcnb-package` API changes in the changelog. As such, the changes within #656 can now be described purely in terms of the `libcnb-data` changes, making the changelog entry consistent with other libcnb-data changelog entries in the upcoming release.
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Now that we're treating
libcnb-packageAPIs as internal, we're not mentioninglibcnb-packageAPI changes in the changelog.As such, the changes within #656 can now be described purely in terms of the
libcnb-datachanges, making the changelog entry consistent with other libcnb-data changelog entries in the upcoming release.