Changelog Features Block for React

Edit RELEASES at the top of the file, newest first. Each has a version, a relative when, a kind (NEW, IMPROVED or FIXED), a title, a sentence and its changes. The filter's counts and the "3 of 7 releases" line are worked out from the list. Dates are relative on purpose: no year to go stale.

It's a multiple-choice toggle group: pick New, or New and Fixed, and only those releases show. Picking none shows all of them. A polite line under the group says "3 of 7 releases" when it changes, and each toggle's count is also read out ("New, 3 releases"). The group's value is an array of the picked kinds.

No: an unseen copy of the full feed sits in the same grid cell and holds its height, so the blocks below stay where they are while releases come and go.

Each release has a collapsible: the button says "What changed" and, for a screen reader, which version; it opens a short list of the details with a height animation that is off under reduced motion. They start closed so the feed is a skim, and any number can be open at once.

No: it sells the product's features by showing them as releases, a handful of the latest, with no history and no year. Link the full feed from the header if you have one.

The version, the date and the kind badge become one line above each entry, the toggle group wraps under the heading, and the bands keep their rules. Nothing scrolls sideways at 320 pixels.