fix: use conventional commits from release-please for changelog #183
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`release-please` already fetches the commits and parses them into conventional commit objects, so we are able to reuse most of that instead of fetching it from GitHub again. This also adds tests for the changelog output. This also removes the workspace-deps plugin in favor of extending the builtin node-workspace plugin. This fixes the issue of workspaces sometimes not getting the correct tag name and changelog title if they were only bumped as part of a workspace dep.
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release-pleasealready fetches the commits and parses them intoconventional commit objects, so we are able to reuse most of that
instead of fetching it from GitHub again. This also adds tests for the
changelog output.
This also refactors the node-workspace plugin to use the built-in
post processing hook to rewrite our workspace dep commits.