release notes: baseline support

Author: aeschli

release-notes/images/1_100/css-baseline.png

@@ -166,7 +166,7 @@ To run a prompt file, you can
 - type `/` in the chat input field and select your prompt file
 ![Run prompt as slash command](images/1_100/run-prompt-as-slash-command.png)
 - open the prompt file in an editor and press the 'Play' button in the editor tool bar
-![Run prompt as slash command](images/1_100/run-prompt-from-play-button.png)
+![Run prompt using the play button](images/1_100/run-prompt-from-play-button.png)
 - use the 'Chat: Run Prompt File...' command from the command palette
 
 Use the following headers to specify how the prompt is run:
@@ -378,6 +378,13 @@ This feature is still experimental but you can try it today by enabling `setting
 
 Files with name format `.*.env` will now be highlighted as ini files.
 
+
+### CSS and HTML: Show summary of browser support as baseline
+
+When hovering over a CSS property or a HTML element you now can a summary of how well that property or element is supported across browsers.
+![Baseline support in the CSS hover](images/1_100/css-baseline.png)
+
+
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