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docs(changelog): restore entries lost with the deleted release branch - #181

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  • Restore three unreleased CHANGELOG entries whose only home was a release branch that was deleted without merging back to main. The code shipped to main; the notes did not:
    • Added: Secrets Manager secrets adopt formae's first-class secret types (secret.res.secretValue, .json("path"), existing accessors unchanged).
    • Fixed: resources no longer reported as failed while AWS is still rate-limiting a request; the plugin bounds per-request retry time so the agent sees continuous progress.
    • Fixed: a Secrets Manager resource policy is replaced as a whole document, so patch-mode statement edits no longer leave old and new statements live together.
  • Text restored verbatim from the orphaned docs commit, minus a per-entry formae-version requirement line that is now redundant with the section-level requires note.

Three user-visible changes on main had their changelog entries
committed to a release branch that was later deleted without merging:
the Secrets Manager first-class secret adoption, the bounded in-RPC
retry behavior under CloudControl throttling, and the whole-document
Secrets Manager resource policy replacement. Restore them to the
unreleased section.
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JeroenSoeters merged commit 09b41e1 into main Aug 22, 2026
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JeroenSoeters deleted the jeroensoeters/changelog-restore-lost-entries branch August 22, 2026 01:45
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