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fix missing version notes for 0.61.28
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- [Release 0.60.0](#release-0600)
- [API Refactoring](#api-refactoring)
- [0.61.28](#06128)
- [0.61.26](#06126)
- [0.61.24](#06124)
- [0.61.22](#06122)
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* `com.vladsch.flexmark.util.ast.NodeAdaptingVisitHandler`
* `com.vladsch.flexmark.util.ast.NodeAdaptingVisitor`

## 0.61.28

* Fix: Toc and SimToc `levels` parsing to properly handle levels as per documentation.
* single numeric >2 is 2-level, ie. `levels=4` should be interpreted as `levels=2-4` but was
`levels=4,4`.
* `levels=x-` to be same as `levels=x-6`, was handled as `levels=x,x`

`levels=levelList` where level list is a comma separated list of levels or ranges. Default is
to include heading levels 2 and 3. If a range is specified using `-` as separator between
numeric values then the included range is from first numeric to last numeric inclusive. If
first numeric is missing then 1 will be used in its place. If last numeric is missing then 6
will be used in its place.

Examples:
* `levels=1` include level 1 only, same as `levels=1,1`
* `levels=2` include level 2 only, same as `levels=2,2`
* `levels=3` include levels 2 and 3
* `levels=4` include levels 2,3 and 4
* `levels=2-4` include levels 2,3 and 4. same as `levels=4`
* `levels=2-4,5` include levels 2,3,4 and 5
* `levels=1,3` include levels 1 and 3
* `levels=-3` include levels 1 to 3
* `levels=3-` include levels 3 to 6

## 0.61.26

* Fix: `SequenceBuilder.toString()` not to add space between sequence parts.
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