docs: normalize changelog dates - #4
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| name: bpmn-process-modeler | ||
| description: Converts unstructured text descriptions of business processes (meeting transcripts, written narratives, process memos) into valid BPMN 2.0 XML for Camunda Platform 7, with all diagram labels in Russian and optional Excel process specification. Use whenever the user pastes a transcript, meeting notes, or prose describing a business process and asks to model, draw, map, diagram, or convert it into BPMN, Camunda, a .bpmn file, pools and lanes, or a process XML. Also use when the user wants an Excel specification table of a BPMN process. The skill pre-loads current Camunda documentation via the Camunda MCP server (search_camunda_knowledge_sources) before generating XML, validates the result against 7 structural and language checks, asks the user for approval, then optionally exports a 9-column UTF-8 Excel specification reconciled against the diagram across 9 parity checks. | ||
| version: 2.0.2 | ||
| version: 2.2.0 |
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Keep SKILL version aligned with README metadata
Bumping version to 2.2.0 here without updating README leaves release metadata inconsistent and breaks the release checks (tests/release/test_metadata.py expects the README version string and changelog header to match SKILL.md). In this commit, README still advertises 2.0.2 and has no ### v2.2.0 section, so CI fails and release automation cannot treat the package metadata as coherent.
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This PR normalizes changelog dates to full Russian dates in README and keeps the BPMN skill/reference docs aligned with the current rule set.
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No runtime behavior changes.