Generate a What's new in docs for all of the .NET 9 release #43408
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This has generated the "what's new" file for the release. Some items need updating by hand, and this first pass may have missed some PRs that didn't have the "Release .NET 9" label
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We should update this after we run the tool for the final time to ".NET docs: What's new for .NET 9".
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First, update the release config for .NET 9.
Second, run the tool and checkin the generated update.
The config changes are good. The tool might be missing some PRs, because the .NET 9 release label may not have been applied. To check, I went through all issues with the .NET 9 release label and added the appropriate label to any PRs that were mentioned.
The index file wasn't updated correctly because we removed its parent node after not running this and updating the what's new page for .NET 8. Once we have the correct updates, we'll need to add to rename the generated file, and add the new file to the index and TOC.
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