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Preliminary changelog update.
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[0.29.3]

* Fix 'make test' target so that dist is built.
* reHtmlTag: don't use case-insensitive matching (#193).
The spec specifies uppercase for declarations and CDATA.
* Handle piped input from stdin in windows. Use file descriptor 0
instead of '/dev/stdin'. Note that this allows piping but doesn't
handle the case where users run `bin/commonmark` and enter input
directly. See #198 for some relevant discussion.
* Remove package-lock.json (Kyle E. Mitchell).
* Make benchmark and test use commonjs again (Kyle E. Mitchell).
* bin: Use `require('../')` (Kyle E. Mitchell).
`lib/index.js` is now specifically the loading entry point for
loading as an ES Module via `import`. Using `require('../')` instead
will ensure that Node.js follows the loading configuration in
`package.json` (Kyle E. Mitchell).
* Import specific functions from `entities` package (Kyle E. Mitchell).
* Drop the esm loader package (Kyle E. Mitchell).
* Drop use of esm in `bin/commonmark` (Kyle E. Mitchell).
Node.js version 14, which supports ES Modules without any flag or the
`esm` package, is currently in long-term support. But a great many
folks still run older version of Node.js that either don't support ES
Modules at all or hide that support behind a feature flag.
* Set module types via package.json files in subdirectories
(Kyle E. Mitchell). A number of JavaScript files were rewritten as
ES Modules, but their extensions remained `.js`. That extension is
ambiguous to newer version of the Node.js runtime, which can load
both CommonJS modules and ES Modules. We could disambiguate by
renaming CommonJS modules to `.cjs` files and ES Modules to `.mjs`
files, per Node.js convention. Alternatively, we can add
`package.json` files with `type` properties to the various
subdirectories. Setting `type` to `"module"` tells Node.js to
interpret `.js` files in that directory and below as ES Modules.
Otherwise, Node.js falls back on the `package.json` at root, which
currently sets `type` to `"commonjs"`. I've done the latter here, to
avoid renames in Git history.
* Update "Basic Usage" comment in lib/index.js (Kyle E. Mitchell).
* Configure GitHub Actions to test on Node.js 14 and 15 (Kyle E. Mitchell).
* Allow EOL in processing instructions (#196).


[0.29.2]

* Use ES modules (Iddan Aaronsohn).
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