Remove difference in WARP Linux client release notes display #26275
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Summary
The release notes for Linux clients were rendering differently to the release notes of the Mac and Windows clients.
Resolution
YAML multiline strings can be represented as block scalars with different "block chomping" behaviour. The Mac and Windows release files were using: |- whereas the latest Linux release file was using >- which is so-called "folded style". This replaces newlines with spaces in the source Markdown which resulted in Markdown -> HTML not seeing the newlines needed to signal headers.