refactor: improve release notes markdown rendering #148
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- Add react-markdown and remark-gfm for proper markdown parsing - Add @tailwindcss/typography plugin for prose styling - Replace plain text rendering with custom ReactMarkdown components - Headers now render with proper sizing and hierarchy - Lists display with bullets and proper indentation - Links are clickable and styled appropriately - Emojis render correctly - Maintain dark mode compatibility
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Summary
This PR improves the release notes modal by replacing plain text rendering with proper markdown parsing and formatting.
Changes
Added Dependencies:
Enhanced Release Notes Rendering:
Before/After
Before: Raw markdown syntax was displayed as plain text with
After: Properly formatted markdown with visual hierarchy, styled lists, and clickable links
Testing