Remove date from changelog release header#10790
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New changelog release headers now omit the date. These headers are added automatically when a new release branch is created, and that rarely ends up being the actual date of the release, so these dates have all been inaccurate anyway. The date will be re-added to the changelog later as part of a new script, after a release has been published.
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New changelog release headers now omit the date. These headers are added automatically when a new release branch is created, and that rarely ends up being the actual date of the release, so these dates have all been inaccurate anyway.
The date will be re-added to the changelog later as part of a new script, after a release has been published.