Set up scriv and add pending changelog entries #255
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Scriv is a simple tool to manage building a changelog. We historically leave this far too late, which makes cutting releases tedious. The idea with Scriv is that one adds a changelog "fragment" to
changelog.d(usingscriv create --edit --add). Later, when we are ready to release, we runscriv collectwhich merges all fragments and prepends a new release entry toChangelog.md.