docs: consolidate duplicate CHANGELOG sections before the 0.2.0 cut - #60
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Three separate branches (#57 checksum, #58 dictionary-ID, #59 entropy/ multi-block) each added their own [Unreleased] entries and were rebased onto each other individually; the CHANGELOG merges left two duplicate artifacts: - Two separate "### Fixed" headers under [Unreleased], with the Dictionary_ID fix listed under both (once briefly, once in full) -- consolidated into one "### Fixed" section, keeping the more detailed wording, and reordered Added/Changed/Fixed/Notes to match this file's own established category order (see the [0.1.2] section). - A "Notes" bullet claiming "kzstd enforces no Dictionary_ID" as the reason wrong-dictionary decoding was silently wrong -- true before this release's own Dictionary_ID validation landed a few bullets above it, false by the time a reader reaches it. Rewritten to describe what the new check actually catches (proper-format dictionaries with a mismatched embedded ID) and what it still can't (raw-content dictionaries, or a frame with no declared ID). Signed-off-by: James Rich <james.a.rich@gmail.com>
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#57, #58 and #59 each added their own `[Unreleased]` entries and got rebased onto each other individually to resolve real code conflicts (see #59's merged history) — the CHANGELOG merges themselves left two artifacts behind:
Pure docs, no code change. Checked README and AGENTS.md for the same class of leftover — both are clean (no stale "enforces no Dictionary_ID" claims elsewhere, no duplicate sections). README's install snippet still correctly pins `0.1.2` (still the latest actual release) — that bump belongs with the real `chore(release): prepare v0.2.0` commit, not here, matching how #45/#53 split that work previously.