Reorganize changelog entries for 5.1 #5131
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As discussed in our call, we should consider whether we want to use this format in later releases. For now it's looking good but I need to take a look to the tests since the gas estimation is failing (not a big deal) |
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I went ahead and pushed the suggested changes, I think this way the diff reads way better and we keep consistent order.
Last time the gas comparison failed but I'm guessing is because there's no report to compare against. Should be fine since we're not changing code in this PR
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The changelog entry that was automatically generated in #5124 is messy. This proposes to reorganise it following what we did for 5.0