Update release-notes-2025.md

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articles/healthcare-apis/release-notes-2025.md

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 **Improved search error handling**: Previously, a search query with too many parameters would return a 500 error without any error message. Now, if a search query has too many parameters, the FHIR server will return a 400 error with the error message: "The incoming request has too many parameters. Reduce the number of parameters and resend the request."
 
-**Search with _include and _revinclude enhancements**: Previously, searches with _include and _revinclude were limited to return a maximum of 100 items, meaning that results would get truncated at 100 _include and _revinclude items. Now, we have removed that 100 item limit, through the introduction of a "Related" link with the $includes operation, and a new search result parameter called _includesCount that will allow customers to page through the _include and _revinclude items. The parameter _includesCount, which is set by default to the maximum value of 1000, can be used to configure how many _include and _revinclude items are on each page. Customers can use the "Related" link in the original search response and the "Next" link in the response from the "Related" link to page through the _include and _revinclude items.
+**Search with _include and _revinclude enhancements**: Previously, searches with _include and _revinclude were limited to return a maximum of 100 items, meaning that results would get truncated at 100 _include and _revinclude items. Now, we have removed that 100 item limit, through the introduction of a "Related" link with the $includes operation, and a new search result parameter called _includesCount that will allow customers to page through the _include and _revinclude items. The parameter _includesCount, which is set by default to the maximum value of 1000, can be used to configure how many _include and _revinclude items are on each page. Customers can use the "Related" link in the original search response and the "Next" link in the response from the "Related" link to page through the _include and _revinclude items. More infromation [here](/articles/healthcare-apis/fhir/overview-of-search.md). 
 
 
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