Format PR links in Discourse release notes to avoid redundant information #7928
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[WIP] Update pull request link formatting in release notes script
Format PR links as [#123](url) in Discourse release notes
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Explicitly write the links as #PR, otherwise Discourse renders it in a way that is redundant with the preceding text (both show the same):
